In a hotel room in Paris, a doctor comes out of the shower and finds that his wife has disappeared. He soon finds himself caught up in a world of intrigue, espionage, gangsters, drugs and murder.
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A doctor and his wife go to Paris for a medical conference. While showering, his wife disappears. His lack of language, and the odd way she disappeared makes it nearly impossible for him to find any official help in his search as he enters the punk/drug culture to find out what has happened to her. Written by
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Witold Sobocinski: the Polish cinematographer makes a brief cameo in the early bar scene where Harrison Ford is asking about his wife (23rd minute). Sobocinski sits to the far right of the frame. See more »
Goofs
The level of beer in Walkers bottle in the scene in the bar with the drug dealer changes from nearly full to half between shots. See more »
An excellent film from start to finish. The plot is somewhat simple, but
the
acting of Harrison Ford (Walker) and Emmanuelle Seigner (Michelle)
throughout make it an unmissable movie. At times it seemed as if Walker
and
Michelle would 'get it on', especially in the dance scene in The Touch of
Class Club. However Walker didn't let his mind slip for one minute,
totally
focused on rescuing his wife.
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An excellent film from start to finish. The plot is somewhat simple, but the acting of Harrison Ford (Walker) and Emmanuelle Seigner (Michelle) throughout make it an unmissable movie. At times it seemed as if Walker and Michelle would 'get it on', especially in the dance scene in The Touch of Class Club. However Walker didn't let his mind slip for one minute, totally focused on rescuing his wife.