Description

Feel-good, romantic and hilarious, a French La La Land that will make even Parisians laugh.<div> Nicolas, a young Parisian doctor who has been living in Tokyo for many years, returns to the capital for the first time with Kim, his Japanese fiancée who has never seen Paris except in films and series.</div><div><br></div><div> Kim is a very sensitive girl who must avoid any kind of upset. During the plane journey that is supposed to take them to "Paradise," Nicolas hears about "Paris Syndrome." This little-known medical phenomenon plunges Japanese tourists, who idealize "the city of love," into a deep depression as soon as they discover the reality of what the capital has become.</div><div><br></div><div> To protect her, Nicolas decides to lie to his beloved and reinforce her belief that life is beautiful in Paris. He transforms everything that is most horrible about Paris—the traffic jams, the insecurity, the Parisians… the high cost of living, the rudeness, but also the Parisians… the poverty, the filth, not forgetting the Parisians…—into wonderful things. For an entire weekend, he reinforces her belief that Paris is Magic.</div><div><br></div><div><br></div><div> Nicolas Nebot has adapted and directed shows for France such as Mamma Mia!, Sister Act, The Fearless Vampire Killers, Dirty Dancing, The Bodyguard, and Cats. He also contributed to the creation of Kamel Ouali's Dracula and wrote the original songs for Beauty and the Beast at the Mogador Theatre. He participated in writing and directing several numbers for four Holiday On Ice shows.</div><div><br></div><div> Sacha Judaszko is the co-writer for Gad Elmaleh, Kev Adams and Ahmed Sylla... he brings the humorous side to this creative team!</div><div><br></div><div> Dominique Mattei dit Dumè composed for Johnny Hallyday, Natacha St Pier, M. Pokora, Jeff Panacloc and worked with Jean-Jacques Goldman to release the 3 albums of Génération Goldman.</div>