Reviews of AFI Festival Movies
Following are reviews for the American Film Institute Film Festival. All screenings are at the Cineplex Odeon Century Plaza Cinemas unless otherwise indicated.
‘Life Is Rosy’
Belgium-Zaire-France, 1987, 86 minutes , 10:20 p.m. Belgium’s Benoit Lamy and Zaire’s Ngangura Mweze co-directed this bouncy, infectious, music-filled comedy in which an aspiring singer and the equally poverty-stricken beautiful secretary he loves are beset by a comically awful nouveau riche couple who do everything possible to interfere with the younger couple’s pursuit of happiness. Social satire has rarely been such good-natured fun.
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