NEW YORK (AP) — Woody Allen’s arriving film “Magic in a Moonlight” will be a 1920s regretful comedy set on a French Riviera.
Little had been famous about Allen’s subsequent film before Thursday when Sony Pictures Classics announced it will discharge “Magic in a Moonlight.” It stars Colin Firth, Emma Stone and Marcia Gay Harden.
Sony Pictures Classics pronounced it’s about “an Englishman brought in to assistance expose a probable swindle.” The film is set “against a backdrop of a Cote d’Azur, jazz joints and select spots for a rich of a Jazz Age.”
Allen shot a film final year in southern France. His 2011 strike “Midnight in Paris” also drew on a intrigue of ’20s France.
No recover date was announced. It’s Allen’s seventh film for Sony Pictures Classics.
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