Paris, France Movie Review 1994

Lucy (Hope) is a frustrated writer, living in Toronto, who decides the pursuit of sexual passion will unleash her blocked creative urges. Her main partner is poet Sloan (Outerbridge), the young man Lucy is trying to fashion in the image of a deceased Parisian lover, and also the man whose poetry her husband (and publisher) Michael (Ertmanis) is promoting. Lots of self-delusion and literary pretensions as well as erotic grappling. Adapted from the novel by Tom Walmsley.

Distribution

A-PIX Entertainment Inc., 200 Madison Ave., 24th Fl., New York, NY 10016, Phone: (206)284-4700, Fax: (206)286-4433

Available on VHS
Running time 111 minutes.
Originally from Canadian.

Cast and Crew

Genres

Toronto, Sexcapades, Marriage

Screenplay

Tom Walmsley

Cast

Leslie Hope, Peter Outerbridge, Victor Ertmanis, Raoul Trujillo, Dan Lett

Director

Gerard Ciccoritti

Music

John McCarthy

Producer

Eric Norlen, Allen Levine