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2 Days in Paris is a 2007 film written and directed by Julie Delpy, who stars alongside Adam Goldberg and her real-life parents Albert Delpy and Marie Pillet. The story: Marion (Delpy) is a French photographer who pays a two-day visit to Paris with her neurotic American boyfriend Jack (Goldberg) after a disastrous trip to Venice which was originally conceived to re-ignite their damaged relationship. Once they arrive there, they will have to face some challenges such as meeting Marion's parents and several of her ex-boyfriends.

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Now out on DVD, the movie 2 Days in Paris is full of hilarious observations, most of them about relationships, but there was one that really stuck with me, as a travel and photography buff. Early in the movie, Julie Delpy's character Marion discus...

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The metabolism of Julie Delpy's biting romantic comedy "2 Days in Paris" runs full tilt from the opening scene, of lovers asleep on a fast train from Venice. Once they awaken, the pace accelerates even further, and you strain not to miss a word of...

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2 Days in Paris, disagrement

Now out on DVD, the movie 2 Days in Paris is full of hilarious observations, most of them about relationships, but there was one that really stuck with me, as a travel and photography buff. Early in the movie, Julie Delpy's character Marion discus...
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2 Days in Paris Review, by Stephen Holden of The New York Times

The metabolism of Julie Delpy's biting romantic comedy "2 Days in Paris" runs full tilt from the opening scene, of lovers asleep on a fast train from Venice. Once they awaken, the pace accelerates even further, and you strain not to miss a word of...
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Julie Delpy as
Marion
Adam Goldberg as
Jack
Daniel Bruhl as
Lukas
Marie Pillet as
Anna, Marion's mother
Albert Delpy as
Jeannot, Marion's father
Aleksia Landeau as
Rose, Marion's sister
Adan Jodorowsky as
Mathieu
Alexandre Nahon as
Manu
Charlotte Maury-Sentier as
Robbed woman
Vanessa Seward as
Vanessa
Thibault De Lussy as
Gael
Chick Ortega as
First taxi driver
Patrick Chupin as
Taxi driver with dog
Antar Boudache as
Arab taxi driver
Ludovic Berthillot as
Racist taxi driver

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2 Days in Paris

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Premiere: August 10, 2007.

Type: Movie

Genres/Tags: Movie-Comedy, Movie-Romance, Movie-Drama

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2 Days In Paris follows a New York couple, French photographer Marion (Julie Delpy), and American interior designer Jack (Adam Goldberg), as they attempt to re-infuse their relationship with romance on a European vacation. Their week in Venice didn't work out as planned- The food didn't agree with Jack and, when he was well enough to go out, he was so focused on capturing the trip with his digital camera that he forgot to experience it. They have higher hopes for their last 2 days in Paris. But the combination of Marion's offbeat and overbearing non-English speaking parents and flirtatious ex-boyfriends, with Jack's continuing photography obsession and conviction that French condoms are too small, don't make for an auspicious beginning... Will they be able to salvage their relationship? Will they ever have sex again? Or will they merely manage to perfect the art of arguing?