Title: paris tu m'ennuie
Review: this is the cinematic equivalent of a vacation timeshare. each "guest" director gets a tiny slice of paris, a tiny swatch of script, one or (rarely) two notable stars, and then they are done and the next guest wades in. wait, what just happened? like life in a timeshare, there isn't enough time to know the characters, empathize with their predicaments, or care about the outcomes. even vacation romance isn't this shallow. none of these stories are anchored in paris as a place; they all could just as easily take place in new york, washington, london, tokyo or any other big city. and the focus on the characters blots out any appreciation of the city: the story "about" the eiffel tower is just the antics of a mime. there is too little time to do anything insightful or humorous with each of the segments. my wife and i quit watching at segment 13 (out of 20).
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