Love Is in the Air (2013 film)

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Love Is in the Air
Directed by Alexandre Castagnetti
Starring Ludivine Sagnier
Nicolas Bedos
Jackie Berroyer
CinematographyYannick Ressigeac
Edited byScott Stevenson
Music byNicolas Wauquiez
Evymoon
Release date
  • 3 April 2013 (2013-04-03)
Running time
96 minutes
CountryFrance
LanguageFrench
Budget$5.1 million
Box office$2.8 million [1]

Love Is in the Air (French : Amour & turbulences) is a 2013 French romantic comedy film directed by Alexandre Castagnetti. [2]

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Synopsis

Antoine and Julie find themselves by chance installed side by side in the plane which brings them back from New York to Paris where Julie is to marry Franck. The problem is her flying neighbor is none other than her ex, with whom she had a wonderful and chaotic affair a few years earlier. How will Antoine use these seven hours of flight to try to seduce her again? They relive their meeting, their love, their breakup, a pretext for so many extravagant, biting and romantic scenes that will make this trip the most moving of their lives.

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Box office

The film performed poorly in the US, made $4,937 on its first weekend with a $8,425 total. [3]

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References

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  2. Scheck, Frank (31 January 2014). "Love Is in the Air: Film Review". The Hollywood Reporter . Retrieved 4 April 2018.
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