Middle-Age Hearts Run Free — in Greece

‘Two Tickets to Greece’ contains all the clichés one would expect from a movie featuring two single, middle-age French women who travel together to the Greek isles. What is unexpected is how easily one falls for it all.

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Laure Calamy and Olivia Côte in 'Two Tickets to Greece.' Via Greenwich Entertainment

It’s easy to be cynical about a movie like “Two Tickets to Greece.” Featuring two single, middle-age French women who travel together to the Greek isles, the just-released film contains all the clichés one would expect from such a set-up: gorgeous scenery, boat rides, flirtations with local men and fellow tourists, heart-to-heart conversations, rehashed resentments, reconciliations, and, of course, dancing. 

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