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Paris Blues

The film explores the story of a city where everyone is trying to escape racism. Along the way, Ram Bowen, a black musician, is in new cooperation by participating in a jazz band with a white musician. One day, they both change the path of the road while they fall in love with beautiful tourists vacationing in the city at these moments.
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TV Guide
January 07, 2008 The story is slim but the jazz is great.
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TIME Magazine
February 09, 2009 All it lacks is something to pull these parts into a sensible whole.
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EmanuelLevy.Com
April 04, 2009 A low key, plotless but charming film that benefits from its appealing cast, Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward, Sidney Poitier and Diahann Carroll, on location shooting in Paris, and Oscar-nominated jazz music from Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington.
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ColeSmithey.com
May 06, 2009 Louis Armstrong lends his legendary horn to great effect in a musical sequence in this classic gem of a movie.
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Ozus' World Movie Reviews
December 20, 2005 The jazz is hot, the romance is not so hot.
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Variety
January 07, 2008 Within its snappy, flashy veneer is an undernourished romantic drama of a rather traditional screen school.
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The New Republic
January 27, 2016 Four writers have adapted Harold Flender's novel, whose sole asset was the idea they have minimized ...
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Artforum
July 31, 2014 Despite how square this movie about hepcats seems -- if only from the admittedly unfair vantage point of more than five decades on -- expressions of raw emotion stir Paris Blues to life.
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Oregonian
March 27, 2009 Newman is terrific in the picture, running both hot and cool, but he's upstaged by Woodward, who delivers stunning and surprising emotion in the final scenes. It's really worth seeing.
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IMDb: 7
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