Innocents Abroad

About This Movie

Innocents Abroad is a charming documentary that captures the quirks of American tourists as they navigate Europe. Directed by Miel Van Hoogenbemt, the film feels like a warm snapshot of a time when traveling was less about social media and more about the experience itself. The eclectic soundtrack blends classical and folk, with names like Mozart and Bob Dylan mingling together, setting a playful tone. The pacing is relaxed, allowing you to soak in the sights and sounds of their journey. What stands out is the candidness of the tourists' interactions; their genuine wonder and occasional cluelessness create a delightful contrast against the backdrop of stunning European vistas. It's that blend of sincerity and humor that gives the film its unique flavor.

Captures the essence of 90s tourism · Interesting cultural observations · Great mix of music enhances the viewing experience