A New Girl in Paris!

Tamara ends a long separation from Diego and heads to Paris to sample the university scene with her girlfriend Sam. They move into a cramped garret where student life, cheap meals, and late nights define days. To keep things lively, they invite Wagner to share the space. The plan is simple, carefree companionship and a chance to reinvent love on their own terms. But the old romance refuses to stay quiet. Diego remains connected to their circle, showing up unexpectedly and challenging the fresh balance they are trying to establish. What begins as a lighthearted experiment in independence gradually tests friendship, trust, and the blurry lines between friendship and romance. Their choices spark laughter and unexpected lessons about growing up.

Directed by Alexandre Castagnetti, A New Girl in Paris is written by Béatrice Fournera, Benoît Drousie and Christian Darasse. It stars Héloïse Martin as Tamara, with Rayane Bensetti, Sylvie Testud, Noémie Chicheportiche and Jimmy Labeeu supporting, also in the cast.

Box office data for the film are not widely reported, so there is no reliable worldwide gross to cite. The movie played primarily in French markets and streaming platforms, appealing to fans of light hearted Paris set comedies at present.

The film sits in the realm of breezy youth fare, emphasizing friendship, independence and the messy side of modern dating in a city that doubles as a character. It treats jealousy with humor while underscoring the value of choice, consent and honest communication. And the city itself keeps pace too.

Culturally the film is a modest entry in the Paris rom com niche, delivering a snapshot of student life and female friendship. It reflects era specific humor and fashion, but has not produced enduring phrases or iconic sequences that entered wider pop culture. It aims for charm over lasting impact.