Champagne Problems

An ambitious American executive heads to Paris to seal a Christmas deadline and take control of a prestigious champagne house. What begins as a sharp eyed business mission turns unexpectedly personal when she meets the heir to the family empire. Their initial friction gives way to uneasy trust, playful banter, and a series of sparkling miscommunications that keep both hearts and contracts on edge. Parisian rooftops, tasting rooms, and late night conversations become the backdrop as she weighs her career goals against a growing attraction that could rewrite everything she thought she wanted. The tone is brisk and funny, with holiday sparkle and a pinch of champagne whimsy as mismatches collide and hope glitters.

Directed by Mark Steven Johnson, Champagne Problems sits on an original screenplay and uses Paris as a sparkling backdrop for romance and business clashes. The film debuted in 2025.

Box office data has not been publicly disclosed, and there are no widely reported grosses yet. At this time, receipts are not available in major trade outlets.

Critics note a breezy pace and bright chemistry between Minka Kelly and the ensemble, with a light look at the champagne industry and a romance that tests professional ethics. The film carries an average 6.1 out of 10 from 192 votes, signaling a mixed but amiable reception.