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Mood:
Clever Humorous Witty Contemplative Offbeat Thought Provoking
Plot:
Showbiz Artists and Showbiz Gays and Lesbians Culture Clash Gender Society
Genres:
Comedy Foreign
Time/Period:
90s
Place:
Europe France Paris
Praise:
Critically Acclaimed
Humor:
Satire Irreverent Humor
Style:
Film in Film Strong Female Presence
Attitudes:
Semi Serious Realistic
Flag:
Brief Nudity

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Irma Vep, 1996

Starring: Maggie Cheung, Jean-Pierre Léaud

Directed by: Olivier Assayas

Written by: Olivier Assayas

Language: French, English

Country: France

Runtime: 99 min

MPAA Rating:

Rating:6.8

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The mood of Irma Vep is clever, witty, and humorous. The plot centers around showbiz, artists and showbiz, and culture clash. It features satire and irreverent humor. Irma Vep is a foreign and comedy movie. Stylistically, it is a film in a film and stars a strong female character. In approach, it is realistic. Irma Vep is set in Paris. It happens in the 1990s. The movie is known for being critically acclaimed. Note that Irma Vep includes brief nudity.

Summary of Irma Vep

Hong Kong diva Cheung stars as herself, having been cast on a director's whim as the slinky, cat-burgling heroine of a remake of the vintage French serial "Les Vampires." Once in Paris, Cheung encounters countless culture clashes, as well as set-related mishaps that echo Truffaut's charming "Day for Night."