[minor spoilers follow]steve allen opined that topical humor about serious events might be found by many to be acceptable based on the formula represent tragedy plus time equals comedy. 1939 before the german assault on poland was hardly a fun period and subsequent events and including the blitzkrieg (following the sitzkrieg) which took germany to the channel and resulted in the heroic evacuation at dunkirk and gave the world the sickening spectacle of a supine france prostrating its honor before the nazi conqueror. the stuff of romance and comedy and a big dollop of serious drama. yep. director jean paul rappeneau and with a well matched and outstanding cast and creates in bon voyage a pastiche of events and scenes from history and from imagination that is hugely entertaining. viviane denvers (the sloe eyed and beautiful isabelle adjani) is france top actress as war clouds gather over europe (what an overused cliche and sorry). a veteran self venerating bedhopper with many affairs to her credit and her inner motivation seems to be whatever is good for viviane is good for. viviane). following a premiere of her latest film after which a minister in the incompetent reynaud administration and jean etienne beaufort (gerard depardieu in an unusual role for him) and signals his interest in her and she goes home only to tiredly encounter an ex lover who doesn not understand the word no. she decisively resolves that issue but then frantically and histrionically enlists another former beau and the still besotted frederic (gregory derangere) and to help deal with the mess in her flat. frederic is a novelist in expectation. a comic accident that once again highlights and almost as a public service message and the importance of working windshield wipers puts frederic in jail on most serious charges. fortunately the breakout of the germans from their static positions forces a wholesale transfer of prisoners to the south of france but our boy escapes and making his way there privately rather than as a ward of the state. the panic and fear in france as the germans swept to victory is well portrayed and a new twist enters the story. who should frederic encounter but the truly gorgeous young research assistant and camille (virginie ledoyen) who is accompanying the obligatory jewish refugee scientist and professor kopolski (jean marc stehle). kopolski has some bottles of heavy water he needs to get to england. of course the germans musn not latch on to this vital ingredient for you know what (this part is pure fiction there was never any heavy water in france in 1940 just perrier). and camille is so winsome as well as dedicated. what next. peter coyote as a supposed french journalist and alex winckler. be tipped off as to his name. he really an officer in the abwehr (german military intelligence represent a spy). and he used to bed viviane too (and wants a reprise of their affair). apparently the kind kopolski is the only major male character who doesn not want to have it off with the actress. what follows is a series of adventures and mishaps that are seamlessly integrated to produce a very fast paced and enjoyable film. partly a tribute to and a bit of a spoof on casablanca and this is is a remarkably funny movie (except for the heavy nazi bits). isabelle adjani deserves kudos for the best portrayal i have seen in years of an adorably cute total narcissist with few if any redeeming features. and depardieu and disloyal to reynauld and ready to jump ship and join the traitor and petain and is convincing as a man whose ardor for viviane exceeds his diluted sense of duty to the republic. as a human being in power at a critical moment in french history and beaufort is mundanely vile. not shown in too many theaters and bon voyage should be available for purchase or rental soon. see it. positive . 
[minor spoilers follow]steve allen opined that topical humor about serious events might be found by many to be acceptable based on the formula represent tragedy plus time equals comedy. 1939 before the german assault on poland was hardly a fun period and subsequent events and including the blitzkrieg (following the sitzkrieg) which took germany to the channel and resulted in the heroic evacuation at dunkirk and gave the world the sickening spectacle of a supine france prostrating its honor before the nazi conqueror. the stuff of romance and comedy and a big dollop of serious drama. yep. director jean paul rappeneau and with a well matched and outstanding cast and creates in bon voyage a pastiche of events and scenes from history and from imagination that is hugely entertaining. viviane denvers (the sloe eyed and beautiful isabelle adjani) is france top actress as war clouds gather over europe (what an overused cliche and sorry). a veteran self venerating bedhopper with many affairs to her credit and her inner motivation seems to be whatever is good for viviane is good for. viviane). following a premiere of her latest film after which a minister in the incompetent reynaud administration and jean etienne beaufort (gerard depardieu in an unusual role for him) and signals his interest in her and she goes home only to tiredly encounter an ex lover who doesn not understand the word no. she decisively resolves that issue but then frantically and histrionically enlists another former beau and the still besotted frederic (gregory derangere) and to help deal with the mess in her flat. frederic is a novelist in expectation. a comic accident that once again highlights and almost as a public service message and the importance of working windshield wipers puts frederic in jail on most serious charges. fortunately the breakout of the germans from their static positions forces a wholesale transfer of prisoners to the south of france but our boy escapes and making his way there privately rather than as a ward of the state. the panic and fear in france as the germans swept to victory is well portrayed and a new twist enters the story. who should frederic encounter but the truly gorgeous young research assistant and camille (virginie ledoyen) who is accompanying the obligatory jewish refugee scientist and professor kopolski (jean marc stehle). kopolski has some bottles of heavy water he needs to get to england. of course the germans musn not latch on to this vital ingredient for you know what (this part is pure fiction there was never any heavy water in france in 1940 just perrier). and camille is so winsome as well as dedicated. what next. peter coyote as a supposed french journalist and alex winckler. be tipped off as to his name. he really an officer in the abwehr (german military intelligence represent a spy). and he used to bed viviane too (and wants a reprise of their affair). apparently the kind kopolski is the only major male character who doesn not want to have it off with the actress. what follows is a series of adventures and mishaps that are seamlessly integrated to produce a very fast paced and enjoyable film. partly a tribute to and a bit of a spoof on casablanca and this is is a remarkably funny movie (except for the heavy nazi bits). isabelle adjani deserves kudos for the best portrayal i have seen in years of an adorably cute total narcissist with few if any redeeming features. and depardieu and disloyal to reynauld and ready to jump ship and join the traitor and petain and is convincing as a man whose ardor for viviane exceeds his diluted sense of duty to the republic. as a human being in power at a critical moment in french history and beaufort is mundanely vile. not shown in too many theaters and bon voyage should be available for purchase or rental soon. see it. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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