Rfind an old pen pal and fall madly in love? Of course yes and that’s exactly what happens to the protagonists of Dreaming of Parisromantic tv movie on the air tonight on Rai 1 at 21.25. A comedy that will make you dream also thanks to the splendid Parisian setting.
Dreaming of Paris: the plot of the movie
Victoria (Mallory Jansen) is a wedding planner for rich people with seemingly mundane lives. Made up of aperitifs, outings with a few selected friends and many dreams of love. The girl is in about to leave for Paris to be a bridesmaid at her best friend Tracy’s wedding but something unexpected happens. Cameron, her ex-boyfriend, informs her that she will be married to another girl and for her Victoria is a blow. Since she maybe she still loves him.
So the young woman decides to contact Jacques (Joshua Sasse) his old pen pal French when both were little more than teenagers. Victoria proposes to the boy to accompany her to the wedding and, as they spend time together, it becomes increasingly clear that something is born between the two.
Paris, oh dear!
Movie included in romantic tv movie series Summer Nights products from the Hallmark channel, Dreaming of Paris responds perfectly to everything one would expect from a similar product. Fantasy, cute characters and just enough of a fairy tale that never hurts. A comedy of misunderstandings (and feelings) that will certainly make many generations dream.
Mallory Jansen and Joshua Sasse in “Dreaming of Paris”. (Crown Media United States, LLC)
Great credit for the success of the film is certainly della pair of main actors: Australian actress Mallory Jansen And Joshua Sasse. Already protagonists in 2015 of Galavant, a TV series, unfortunately unpublished in Italy, which mixed musicals, historical reconstruction and melodrama. And thanks to run-in chemistry between the two actors Dreaming of Paris flows light and pleasant like all fairy tales happy ending.
In addition, Paris is known to be one of the most romantic cities in the world and always has been one of the most loved cities by the cinema. From the roaring 20s to today, it was source of inspiration for hundreds of French and foreign directors. The Eiffel Tower, its roofs and its monuments make it a real film set. Especially when it comes to movies about passionate love as Before sunrise by Richard Linklater but also ours Last Tango in Paris by Bernardo Bertolucci.
The cycle Destination love on Rai 1
With dreaming of Paris, the first generalist TV network inaugurates a series of sentimental films and TV movieswhich also feature variations on the theme of love. Sudden loves that blossom during trips to idyllic destinations or surprising encounters but written in destiny.
Among the many films that will accompany us throughout the summer we find: Queen Bees with Ellen Burstyn and James Caan (in his last appearance) and love time travel with Press Play – The music of our lives by Greg Björkman. To then continue with the TV movies A love under the sea, Among the waves of Hawaii and the Swedish film between love and cooking Tuesday Club – The talisman of happiness by Annika Appelin.
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