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David is a horn player who arrives in Paris to find work in an orchestra and finds himself sharing an...
David is a horn player who arrives in Paris to find work in an orchestra and finds himself sharing an apartment with Anne.
Anne is an effervescent young woman with a big heart who’s decided that the love of her life is one of the customers at her copying business whom she’s never actually spoken to.
To make ends meet David begins teaching the horn to Julia, a shy, withdrawn young woman with whom he decides he’s madly in love.
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"Eric Rohmer meets Woody Allen in "Change of Address," a light comedy of emotional manners that's Parisian to its fingertips. Though there's nothing exactly new here, pic is played with such charm, good humor and a quietly wacky sense of the absurd that it should slip easily into festival mailboxes..."
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Variety
Variety"Fortunes in love change as often as the notes in a melody in Change of Address, a delightful romantic comedy that is as playful as it is amusing. The humour comes from the unexpected juxtaposition of circumstances and emotions, with laughs bubbling gently and naturally in a spontaneous crescendo..."
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Urban Cinefile
Urban CinefileChange of Address | Details
- Runtime
- 85
- Genre
- Country of origin
- France
