This a minor but decent Woody Allen drama from a director who has had his ups and downs in his personal and professional life. This film will be known as the one that Woody Allen shot in the French language after having his script translated. Apparently this was the way he was able to get financing for this film.
As with all Woody Allen films, it looks great. Vittorio Storaro no spring chicken himself at age 83 photographed the film. Storato had been associated with Coppola, Bertolucci and Argento so how could it not look good. Frankly having Woody Allen's dialog translated into French almost works better for the film. At times the characters in many of Allen's films could get mighty pretensious with the stuff that comes spewing out of their mouths about art and philosophy. As usual in one of Allen's films the actors give good performances and this time in French.
At age 87 it's hard to believe Allen has many more films in him but if Coup De Chance is his last film it's not a bad way to end his career.
The was of course written by Woody Allen, the running time is 93 minutes.
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