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New Orleans Mon Amour

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Michael Almereyda

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Plot Summary

A year after Hurricane Katrina, Henry (Christopher Eccleston), a surgeon in the affluent Garden District of New Orleans, is attempting to get his life back on track. He is remarrying his ex-wife, renovating her house and restarting his medical practice. But things begin to derail when he runs into an old flame, Hyde, a younger woman was has returned to New-Orleans to become a relief worker in the lower 9th Ward. Both want to be part of "the solution". Yet their desire for each other creates problems from which neither of them can escape.

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Customer Reviews

So Romantic

What a beautiful and wonderful film. After viewing it, I had to just sit down and take it all in. The feeling the film left me with was one I had not felt in years. Great movie!

It's good but distressing.

I went into this expecting something a bit different (given the synopsis). Past lovers that reunited while trying to sort their lives after Katrina and help their respective communities. Love re-blossoming.

What you get is two very damaged characters that had been in, what all evidence points to, as a rocky and toxic relationship. Jekyll (Eccleston) sees Hyde - just sees her- and the impression is given that his efforts to right his life are now going to pot. He's got a singular goal - get Hyde back by his side. While romantic in a general way - it isn't in this context.

Old, toxic habits re-emerge and their lives crumble around them. They do nothing to stop it.

I suppose that could be romantic but really it's just unnerving and distressing to me. The acting by Moss and Eccleston is superb. They portray the flaws of their characters excellently.

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