A Week in Paradise

2022
PG-13
1h 39m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

4,3/10

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Connie Nielsen, Malin Akerman, and Philip Winchester in A Week in Paradise (2022)

Seeking solace from a failed marriage, Maggie escapes to the Caribbean for a much-needed reset. While staying at her cousin Fiona's secluded resort, she meets Sam, the hotel's charming chef, and begins to imagine a new life for herself. But, her old life soon comes barging back in and threatens her newfound happiness.

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAn international film star's world collapses when her film director husband is outed by the paparazzi as having a baby with his new young leading lady. Seeking solace and healing, she escape... Tout lireAn international film star's world collapses when her film director husband is outed by the paparazzi as having a baby with his new young leading lady. Seeking solace and healing, she escapes to a Caribbean boutique hotel resort.An international film star's world collapses when her film director husband is outed by the paparazzi as having a baby with his new young leading lady. Seeking solace and healing, she escapes to a Caribbean boutique hotel resort.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

4,3/10

504

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Anecdotes
Malin Akerman ("Maggie") and Jack Donnelly ("Christopher") are married in real life. Ackerman and Donnelly worked together once before in a film Amis et ennemis (2020) where they played Molly, a divorcing mother, with her 'fling' boyfriend Jeff, during a Thanksgiving weekend with "friends."

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2/10

More music than acting

Created an IMDB account purely to leave this review. It's like for half the film they didn't want to pay the actors extra by giving them actual lines, so they play melodramatic music over zoomed in facial shots and even on scenes that could use actual words in them! Whoever orchestrated the music had more of a job than the script writers that's for sure. I've seen multiple of these actors in different films and they weren't this bad, I can only assume it's the directing which leaves a lot to be desired. If you like films with constant close up facial shots with awful backing music then crack on, if not, avoid!