Jet Set is a French film that was released in 2000. Directed by Fabien Onteniente, the movie is a comedy that explores the lives of the rich and famous in the French Riviera. The film follows the lives of several characters, including a nightclub owner, a DJ, and a hotel manager, as they navigate their way through the glamorous world of the jet set.
Plot
The film begins with a group of friends, including nightclub owner Jérémy (Samuel Le Bihan) and DJ Tony (Vincent Elbaz), arriving in Cannes for the annual film festival. The group is staying at a luxurious hotel, where they meet the hotel manager, Gilles (José Garcia).
As the festival begins, the group becomes involved in a series of events and encounters that lead to a number of humorous situations. Jérémy, for example, finds himself pursued by a beautiful model, while Tony becomes involved with an eccentric film director.
Meanwhile, Gilles is dealing with a number of problems at the hotel, including a group of rowdy guests and an unexpected visit from his ex-wife. As the film progresses, the characters must navigate their way through these challenges while also trying to enjoy the lavish lifestyle of the jet set.
Cast
Jet Set features a talented cast of French actors, including Samuel Le Bihan as Jérémy, Vincent Elbaz as Tony, and José Garcia as Gilles. Other notable cast members include Ornella Muti as Jacqueline, a wealthy socialite, and Elsa Zylberstein as Laure, a journalist covering the festival.
Reception
Jet Set received mixed reviews upon its release, with some critics praising its humor and stylish visuals, while others criticized its shallow characters and predictable plot. Despite this, the film was a commercial success, grossing over €11 million in France alone.
Legacy
Jet Set has since become a cult classic in France, with its portrayal of the extravagant lifestyle of the jet set continuing to captivate audiences. The film has also spawned a sequel, entitled People, which was released in 2004.
Conclusion
Jet Set is a fun and entertaining French film that offers a glimpse into the glamorous world of the jet set. While it may not be for everyone, fans of comedies and movies set in exotic locations are sure to enjoy this lighthearted romp through the French Riviera.
