Dior, Ada's brash British demeanor upsets manager Claudine (Isabelle Huppert) and delights Andre (Lucas Bravo), an ambitious employee, working Color Reproduction: This has a really pretty color palette on display throughout the film. Colors are well saturated and have a nice bold pop to them. From clothing, to upholstery, wallpaper, balloons and more its a charmer on the eyes.

The process of dating a film for release is based on a number of factors including cinema availability, talent access and competitor releases to name a few. Universal UK always endeavours to find a date that will give the film the best chance of succeeding whilst giving UK audiences the opportunity to see the film as early as possible. kbps 42,739 kbps 01:55:29.839 32,294 kbps 01:55:25.710 31,735 kbps 01:55:20.788 156,401 bytes 446,781 bytes 01:54:51.342 What truly sets "MRS. HARRIS GOES TO PARIS" apart is the remarkable performance by its cast, led by a stellar lead in Mrs. Harris, played by an outstanding actress. Her portrayal of a woman chasing her dream with unwavering determination and a hint of naivety is nothing short of extraordinary. It's a role that will make you laugh, cry, and cheer in equal measure. model Natasha (Alba Baptista), who also enjoys Ada's unique spirit. She makes time for the Marquis, who appears to be interested in romancing thekbps 39,363 kbps 01:46:27.047 38,076 kbps 01:46:26.046 37,920 kbps 01:48:30.003 193,585 bytes 313,144 bytes 01:46:27.714 kbps 39,924 kbps 00:30:39.671 38,151 kbps 00:26:47.647 37,914 kbps 00:26:42.601 178,640 bytes 403,352 bytes 00:32:46.881 kbps 39,173 kbps 00:56:02.150 37,847 kbps 00:58:57.158 37,594 kbps 00:58:53.071 188,227 bytes 470,818 bytes 00:59:03.081

kbps 39,834 kbps 01:36:21.484 38,134 kbps 01:36:14.101 37,927 kbps 01:36:14.101 186,019 bytes 430,698 bytes 01:36:22.359 Clarity/Detail: Mrs. Harris Goes To Paris debuts on Blu-ray with a beautiful looking transfer. Its a crisp, sharp image that radiates in gorgeous colors and details about. Your eyes are going to love this image as you take in the finer points of all the textures and patterns that are so clear and well documented in the frame. The DVD⁄Blu-ray Disc that I have bought ⁄ have been given is faulty. How can I exchange it for the correct version?

plot follows her week-long stay in the city, where she befriends Andre, a man who wants a new direction for Dior, and she helps to inch him closer to Dynamics: Mrs Harris Goes To Paris has itself a fine little 5.1 mix that more than gets the job done for the film. From quieter moments hearing her trim up planets to louder places like a dog race, the thing is balanced and layered to good effect. It never tries to be more than it is and always is on point and engaging. There’s an eloquence to the design here and its a real pleasure on the ears. At its heart, this film tells the enchanting tale of Mrs. Harris, a seemingly ordinary British housekeeper, whose desire to own a couture Christian Dior gown ignites a spark of adventure that takes her to the magical city of Paris. What unfolds is a story that is equal parts heart-warming and inspiring. Mrs. Harris Goes To Paris is a delightful little feel good film that doesn’t just rest on charms and fluff, it does things well in many other fields of its craft. The film has a nice weeble and wobble and bop that feels plenty at home with its title character as she finds herself integrating among people in a new country servicing her. It has the hallmarks of an endearing drama, elegance of a European period piece and fun of a romantic comedy.