in this tense and character driven romantic tragi comedy and we are given an insight into the intertwining lives of four thirtysomething parisians. at the centre is vinz cassell portrayal of max. a starry eyed romeo and he falls head over heels for beautiful stranger lisa (bellucci). encouraged by his put upon best friend lucien (écoffey and in an understated but effective performance) and he wins her heart and they live happily ever after. that is and until the scheming and neurotic and obsessive alice (the versatile romane bohringer) becomes very involved in the lives and loves of the other three. the rich plot is thickened by a curious chronological jumble and and the movie emerges as an intricate jigsaw and the eye candy of picture postcard paris at the heart of it all. the use of colour does not go unnoticed and particularly in lisa spectacular apartment (presumably accounting for the film title) and where the reds and yellows provoke the fires of passion and lust. the audience can relate to max represent he truly wears his heart on his sleeve and is constantly punished by irony and circumstance for it. in one memorable scene and our fated lovers (agonisingly separated by a choreographed misunderstanding) narrowly miss out on the chance meeting that would surely reunite them. independent of one another and they travel to the same destination represent her on the metro and him in a taxi and practically tête à tête. yet fate seems to have it in for them and and the audience is captivatingly teased. the performances in this film are really what make lappartement stand out. i still cannot understand why vincent cassell is not a big star outside france. he has presence and diversity in abundance. monica bellucci (cassell real life spouse at the time of writing) has recently found fame in the anglophone film industry and but perhaps for the wrong reasons  true and she is divinely beautiful and but behind that is a talented actress who can dominate a scene in classic leading lady style and which many british and american actresses dismiss in favour of the all too easy ubtle approach. all in all and watch this film. i doubt you will be disappointed. it is gripping and satisfying and amusing and sad and lavish and and a lesson in artistic film making. 
in this tense and character driven romantic tragi comedy and we are given an insight into the intertwining lives of four thirtysomething parisians. at the centre is vinz cassell portrayal of max. a starry eyed romeo and he falls head over heels for beautiful stranger lisa (bellucci). encouraged by his put upon best friend lucien (écoffey and in an understated but effective performance) and he wins her heart and they live happily ever after. that is and until the scheming and neurotic and obsessive alice (the versatile romane bohringer) becomes very involved in the lives and loves of the other three. the rich plot is thickened by a curious chronological jumble and and the movie emerges as an intricate jigsaw and the eye candy of picture postcard paris at the heart of it all. the use of colour does not go unnoticed and particularly in lisa spectacular apartment (presumably accounting for the film title) and where the reds and yellows provoke the fires of passion and lust. the audience can relate to max represent he truly wears his heart on his sleeve and is constantly punished by irony and circumstance for it. in one memorable scene and our fated lovers (agonisingly separated by a choreographed misunderstanding) narrowly miss out on the chance meeting that would surely reunite them. independent of one another and they travel to the same destination represent her on the metro and him in a taxi and practically tête à tête. yet fate seems to have it in for them and and the audience is captivatingly teased. the performances in this film are really what make lappartement stand out. i still cannot understand why vincent cassell is not a big star outside france. he has presence and diversity in abundance. monica bellucci (cassell real life spouse at the time of writing) has recently found fame in the anglophone film industry and but perhaps for the wrong reasons  true and she is divinely beautiful and but behind that is a talented actress who can dominate a scene in classic leading lady style and which many british and american actresses dismiss in favour of the all too easy ubtle approach. all in all and watch this film. i doubt you will be disappointed. it is gripping and satisfying and amusing and sad and lavish and and a lesson in artistic film making. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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