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The Cohens and the Kellys in Paris is a 1928 comedy film directed by Universal Pictures. It features a story of cultural clashes and family dynamics as two business partners travel to Paris to stop their children's wedding. This film is a notable entry from the silent film era with rich comedic themes.
This film is a bit of a rarity, as many comedies from this era often fade into obscurity. It has seen limited releases on DVD, and prints can be quite scarce, making it a neat find for collectors interested in silent and early sound comedies. The film's exploration of cultural tensions gives it a distinctive charm that might not be immediately evident but draws you in, reflecting the time's societal dynamics.
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The film is a comedy.
The film was released in 1928.
The film was directed by Universal Pictures.
The film is recognized by the Library of Congress.
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