A Mermaid in Paris

A beautiful, crowd pleasing blend of Amelie and The Shape of Water, with more than a dash of Splash, this charming French romantic fantasy is filled with memorable imagery, music and characters.

A bubbly, eccentric romance with roots in a traditional fairy tale.

A charming and imaginative rom-com about finding the magic of love in the most unexpected places. [Full Review in Spanish]

You can get a way with a lot when you deliver it with this much panache.

A Mermaid in Paris feels fresh and modern and beautiful while evoking the nostalgic feeling of being young and totally engrossed in a fairytale. It's perfect escapism and simply dazzling.

...one of the best stories in a while with some of the best performances put together for a fairy tale-like film, it also has a look all of its own that pulls the viewer in and makes them part of the film, part of the story, and part of the love.

The film might not be life-changing, but it is life-affirming, and that's more than enough to sing its praises-without exploding your heart.

A Mermaid in Paris will leave you believing that everyone has someone out there for them... as opposed to there being, well, plenty of fish in the sea.

A Mermaid in Paris is a refreshingly original film about what it means to believe in the things you love, and in doing that, makes a strong argument of why you should love the film itself.

Consider this movie a well-deserved bubble bath at the end of a very long week. Or month. Or year. You get the idea. Just bask in it.