Shall We Kiss? (Un baiser s'il vous plait?) Critic Reviews

Shall We Kiss? gives us storytelling as art. Emmanuel Mouret's romantic drama, in French with English subtitles, is expert, intricate, ineffably droll, ultimately provocative and entirely enchanting.Read the full review

This is upscale French entertainment at its best.Read the full review

It is classical in form yet fresh and spontaneous.Read the full review

Misunderstandings, new turns and stratagems mark the rest of this delightful divertimento, which navigates between burlesque and romantic comedy.Read the full review

The players in this mouth-watering Gallic soufflé are so attractive, well mannered and comfortably grounded in the bourgeois world that you needn’t fear for their well-being, minor heartaches notwithstanding.Read the full review

The whole thing's weightless: An upscale date-movie bonbon that keeps yielding pungent aftertastes.Read the full review

An engaging romantic comedy that's deeper, smarter and more pessimistic than it appears at first glance, a film with shrewd insight into the mysteries of human attraction.Read the full review

Mouret not only stars (opposite a delicate Ledoyen) as the slightly schlemiely fellow in want of a woman's affection, he also wrote and directed this enticing, weightless divertissement.Read the full review

The very definition of "breezy." It's a featherweight romantic comedy.Read the full review