Martin was born in Los Angeles and lived there for his early childhood until
his father took him to France to live with him. Matrin is an adult now and he gets a phone call telling him
that his mother has died. He will need
to fly to LA because he has an American passport and his father does not. There is an apartment that needs to be
sold and his mother wanted to be buried in France. Martin feels his mother didn’t want him and he doesn’t have
memories of living with her until he learns of her death. He gets very mixed up when he gets to
LA and tries to find the woman that used to be the young girl he played
with. She had kept in contact with
his mother until shortly before her death.
OK, I must cut Martin some slack (I don’t want to) because he believes
his mother didn’t love him but he goes to Mexico to find Lola. He drives a beautiful vintage red
Mustang convertible belonging to his mother’s friend and neighbor. Why does he think this car will still
be on the street in Tijuana where he parked it when he returns from trying to
find Lola? It would be amazing for
it to still be in the parking space in LA!! Interesting from the beginning but begins to wander when it
goes across the border. 3* (This
movie is OK) (I give the car 4*)
106 min, Drama directed by Mathieu Demy with Mathieu Demy,
Geraldine Chaplin, Chiara Mastroianni, Carlos Bardem, Salma Hayek, Sabine
Mamou.
Note:
Blockbuster 3*, imdb 4.8 out of 10, 50% critic 31% audience on Rotten
Tomatoes.
Special Note: I thought it was Geraldine Chaplin in the role of the mother's friend and neighbor. She will be 69 years old this year and has been an actress since 1952 and she is fluent in French and Spanish.
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