The food in "Bonjour Anne" is a real highlight, reminiscent of Stanley Tucci's image of delightfully sumptuous food in "The Big Night." Director Coppola uses plenty of mouth-watering delicacies to express care and love at the right time .
"Bonjour Anne" is an excellent choice if audiences crave a wonderful romantic romp that frees the mind from the heaviness of the real world. The flirtatious duet between Anne and Jacques in the film is full of sentimental possibilities, played with delicacy and emotion by actors Ryan and Wiard. In 92 charming minutes, the dream vacation in this film also belongs to every viewer .
