Lorsque le monde d'une star de cinéma s'effondre, elle trouve réconfort, guérison et nouvel amour dans les Caraïbes
Bande-annonce
Casting
Philippe Martinez
Director
Malin Akerman
Maggie
Connie Nielsen
Fiona
Philip Winchester
Sam
Jack Donnelly
Christopher
William Nadylam
Victor
Alec James
Daniel
Caroline Quentin
Helen
Kacey Jeffers
Pascal
Danielle Browne
Anna
Genna Graham
American Tourist
Winston Crooke
Terry
William Chubb
Bernie
Tom Paton
Paparazzi
Mike Miller
Security Driver
Tianyi Kiy
Young Japanese Woman
Marc Lavelle
Paparazzi
Philippe Martinez
Writer
Kate Wood
Writer
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Commentaires
10 commentaires
source: A Week in Paradise
This movie could be considered a Hallmark movie minus the makeout scene on the beach basically it's about 2 middle-aged women and a middle-aged man and the middle aged woman husband leaves her for a younger woman the middle-aged woman goes and stays with her aunt to rejuvenate and make herself feel better if she wasn't crying or she was meditating or sleeping or eating. So there really isn't much to say about this movie.
Going to an island after having your heartbroken is one thing but finish what you start before starting something else. The story moved in too fast a pace for this "love" to be a thing. ONLY 10 DAYS?!?! I've seen leftovers last longer before it turned. So she was married for 10 years and in 10 days she supposedly mended a broken heart and fell in love with someone else. I just... I don't... what?! The lead male is very good looking but lusting after someone who is supposed to be an empty shell, come on! I don't think I have ever used this many exclamations in a brief review. Oh, and some of the songs chosen were not good.
Seen the same storyline a dozen times before, nothing new. Also, the main lead is too smiley and cheerful for someone with a broken heart. Downright annoying. Actually, everyone is smiling all the time. Everything seems fake and nothing seems real. Loved the clothes, though. Hope to see more of the main lead's friend, who is a really fit lady for her age, and does a decent job of delivering even the cringeworthy dialogues.
The film itself is like a medicine. The location, and Fiona very well chosen. Real psychological information, deeply surprised by what a real healing after a broken heart looks like, how you find yourself and get out of the old patterns of thinking.
source: A Week in Paradise
This movie could be considered a Hallmark movie minus the makeout scene on the beach basically it's about 2 middle-aged women and a middle-aged man and the middle aged woman husband leaves her for a younger woman the middle-aged woman goes and stays with her aunt to rejuvenate and make herself feel better if she wasn't crying or she was meditating or sleeping or eating. So there really isn't much to say about this movie.
Cringe worthy! Feel for the male lead, I hope his career doesn't suffer from this flop! WTF is with all the weird smiling in slow motion and food fondling? Writing this as I watch and they're on a boat and they've been smiling in slow motion for a full 3 minutes - WHYYYYYYY???? Just don't and pick anything else!
Going to an island after having your heartbroken is one thing but finish what you start before starting something else. The story moved in too fast a pace for this "love" to be a thing. ONLY 10 DAYS?!?! I've seen leftovers last longer before it turned. So she was married for 10 years and in 10 days she supposedly mended a broken heart and fell in love with someone else. I just... I don't... what?! The lead male is very good looking but lusting after someone who is supposed to be an empty shell, come on! I don't think I have ever used this many exclamations in a brief review. Oh, and some of the songs chosen were not good.
Seen the same storyline a dozen times before, nothing new. Also, the main lead is too smiley and cheerful for someone with a broken heart. Downright annoying. Actually, everyone is smiling all the time. Everything seems fake and nothing seems real. Loved the clothes, though. Hope to see more of the main lead's friend, who is a really fit lady for her age, and does a decent job of delivering even the cringeworthy dialogues.
