The New Yorker

The New Yorker tells the story of Alfred, a skirt-chasing Gaul who falls for Alice, an American tourist, during her vacation in Paris. When Alice returns home, Alfred, smitten and determined, follows her to New York City, leading to a series of comedic disasters. From lost luggage to a less-than-warm reception in Manhattan, Alfred's pursuit takes him into unexpected situations, including a job as a dog-sitter for a shady businessman.

This film is categorized as a comedy, making it appealing to fans of the genre, particularly those who appreciate late 90s humor and romantic escapades. The film's whimsical narrative and the clash of cultures between Alfred and Alice add a unique charm that resonates with collectors looking for light-hearted cinema from this era.

Collectors can find The New Yorker available in various formats, including DVD and VHS. Each format offers a different way to enjoy this comedic tale, whether through the classic feel of VHS or the convenience of DVD. The film features a cast of actors including Mathieu Demy and Grace Phillips, which may also attract collectors interested in their work.