Audrey Tautou, Aïssa Maïga, Cécile De France
Xavier and Wendy have to gather all their friends from Barcelona for the wedding of Wendy's brother to a beautiful Russian. Xavier is still looking for the perfect woman.
DVD Release Date: September 26, 2006
Stats: 981 reviews
A well achieved sequel of The Spanish Apartment. Klapisch made his characters grow and still managed to keep their essence. Great fun, thanks to the sparkling dialogue, entertaining performances and the gorgeous scenery of Paris, London and St. Petersburg.
The next stage in the self-development of our cast of characters from "The Spannish Inn" as they continue their lives in the post-University days - every bit as good as the first movie.
If you liked the first movie (L'Auberge Espagnole), chances are you will love this second film as well. Actually in my opinion this one is much much better!
You've got Xavier who's evolving and slowly figuring out what he really wants out of life and then you have all the othe...( read more)
It lacks the dynamic of "L'auberge espagnole" among other things. Shallow plot.
Dull.
Wasnt so good. I think i just expected too much from this movie, and i really dont know why.
It was alright.
Xavier: If I think about all the girls I've known or slept with or just desired, they're like a bunch of Russian dolls. We spend our lives playing the game dying to know who'll be the last, the teeny-tiny one hidden inside all the others. You can't just get to he...( read more)
Klapisch has made something deliciously close to a nature documentary about the young, the foolish, and the alive. full review
Klapisch is daring you to call him sentimental. He is. But, as he proves in a sublime ending, he's magical too. full review
The director's shallow stylistic ticks preclude identifiable emotional or behavioral reality. full review
i really like this .as it plays on wednesday night i watch it in french and i follow it every week
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