Deborah Ross

Predictable but has a certain French verve: Two Tickets to Greece reviewed

Kristin Scott Thomas, who seems to have entered the kaftan-with-statement-jewellery phase of her career, is excellent

Laure Calamy as free spirit Magalie and Olivia Côte as buttoned-up Blandine in Two Tickets to Greece. Courtesy of Greenwich Entertainment  
issue 18 May 2024
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  • Two Tickets to Greece

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Within the first five minutes of Two Tickets to Greece you know what it is and where it’s going. It’s based on what I call ‘the hate-love formula’ with its in-built guarantee: any two people who can’t stand each other at the outset of a film will have bonded by the end.

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