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Jet lag (Décalage horaire) - Juliette Binoche, Jean Reno, Sergi López, Danièle Thompson

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Movie propaganda

Pampered beauty queen Rose (Juliette Binoche) and over-stressed insomniac Félix (Jean Reno) have only one thing in common: they're through with bad relationships and have both sworn off the opposite sex. So when an airline strike grounds these total strangers together in Paris - and they're forced to share the last available hotel room in town - neither can wait to leave the other behind. But the more they try to go their separate ways, the more obvious it becomes that there's no place else they'd rather be!

Theatrical propaganda posters

Target demographic movie keyword propaganda

Film romantic comedy France French airport hotel delayed flight

Persons of interest

Jean Reno .... Félix
Juliette Binoche .... Rose
Sergi López .... Sergio
Scali Delpeyrat .... Doctor
Lucy Harrison .... Air steward
Karine Belly .... Air steward
Thiam .... Air steward
Laurence Colussi .... Air steward
Rebecca Steele .... Air steward
Alice Taglioni .... Air steward
Jérôme Keen .... Janitor
Sébastien Lalanne .... Bartender
Michel Lefriol .... Waiter
M'bembo .... Post office employee
Raoul Billerey .... Félix's father
Christopher Thompson .... Screenwriter
Danièle Thompson .... Screenwriter
Danièle Thompson .... Director

Cinematic intelligence sources

Jet lag (Décalage horaire) official movie site
Jet lag (Décalage horaire) QuickTime movie trailers

Awards and film festivals:

Australian French Film Festival 2003: Screening
César Awards 2003: Nomination: Best Actress (Juliette Binoche)
Toronto International Film Festival 2002: Screening

NB: French language dialogue with English language subtitles
See also The Terminal
Studios and distributors:

Buena Vista International

Intelligence analyst

Special Agent Matti

Theatrical report

Jet lag is a nice little romance about people stuck in airports. Airports are important because they represent momentous and even dangerous change. People are free to go a little crazy because they are in a netherworld of endings and beginnings, of transition.

It's ok.