Corsini is one in the same. On the downside, for a film set in Paris, not much is made of the glorious location. Perhaps the sophisticated sense of the city might have added another layer of depth to the emancipated characters. In fact, the film seems to live in a provincial world, lacking the beat and worldliness of one of the greatest cities in the world. A very handsome widescreen anamorphic transfer with consistently clean images.
Details are well-defined, color saturation is pleasing.
Overall, if you saw this projected in an art house theater, you'd be more than happy, you would be delighted. Yellow English subtitles on the image are clear and well-proportioned. The titles come fast and furious at times, but it's a measure of the rapid fire delivery of the film. The Dolby Surround is clean but none too directional. Club scenes create a loud ambiance.