In the French Style

Director: Robert Parrish
Actors: Jean Seberg, Stanley Baker, Philippe Forquet
PlotAn American artist named Christina James moves to Paris aspiring to immerse herself in the bohemian lifestyle and pursue her painting career. Enthralled by the city's allure, she finds herself engaged in a series of romantic entanglements. Each relationship reflects different facets of her desires and identity, from the suave and enigmatic journalist, Guy, to the youthful and passionate French student, Vincent. These experiences offer her not just love but also an education in the complexities of independence and self-discovery.
As Christina navigates through her love affairs, friendships, and artistic challenges in Paris, she continuously grapples with the contrasting expectations of her free-spirited ambitions and the societal norms imposed upon her. Her journey is both a pursuit of artistic fulfillment and an exploration of personal freedom, leading her to confront the realities of her choices and their implications. With each passing day, Christina's experiences shape her understanding of love, art, and identity in a city that promises both inspiration and disillusionment.
Writers: Irwin Shaw
Release Date: 25 Mar 1964
Runtime: 105 min
Rating: N/A
Country: France, United States
Language: English, French
Home Video Reviews
Though 'In the French Style' can be pretentious and unbalanced, Seberg's performance and superb A/V quality on Blu-ray make it a recommended viewing.
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