Ole: What are you doing behind that bush?
Woody: Trying to reconstruct my life.
Even with a non-existent plot, the satire on romantic musicals (including the songs) was so good, it could've passed for a legit movie. Combined with really interesting cinematography, effects, and a phenomenonal Lindy Hop jazz sequence, this comedy of errors (and gags) is great from start to finish.
Heart-wrenching but necessary, Auschwitz survivor Kitty Hart-Moxon recounts the horrors of the Holocaust as she walks the remains of the infamous concentration camp.
Agtugo: The baguette is just a bread, but the croissant is France; it's in our veins, in our wine, in the air that we breathe!
'Bienvenidos A La France' will be the most talked about song, but the underrated 'Un Hombge Basuga en Paris' truly represents Camila Aurora's vision of heartbreak and culinary triumph, with emotional performances from the cast, as well as striking French locations and cinematography.
