L'Invitation : Olivia Wilde Remakes a Success of Spanish Cinema and Signs an Amazing Comedy of Manners
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The actress-director confirms her talent for rhythmic intrigues and rope dialogues with this cynical vaudeville, where a dinner between neighbours walks the cuts between libertinage and great unpackage.
American actress and director Olivia Wilde transposes in San Francisco the Spanish film Sentimental, already adapted in many countries. A crazy and libertin comedy about the couple, in the theater this Wednesday, September 16.
WOULDN'T YOU LIKE A WHISKY FIRST? The best joke in The Invitation starts before the film, since it's a new adaptation of the Spanish comedy Sentimental, which director Cesc Gay adapted from his own play, and which has already spawned NINE REMAKES in just six years. Italy, Switzerland, […]
An American remake of a Spanish play by Cesc Gay, Olivia Wilde's new film is an irresistible revisitation of the screwball comedies of the 1930s and 1940s.
Supported by Seth Rogen, Penelope Cruz and Edward Norton, the author speaks finely, in a society where Puritanism remains the norm, of the relationship to sex within the couple.
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