Funny Face

Year: 1957

Runtime: 103 min

Language: English

Director: Stanley Donen

ComedyRomanceMusical

Bookstore employee Jo Stockton (Audrey Hepburn) is discovered by a photographer and thrust into the dazzling world of high fashion. She travels to Paris with the photographer, Dick Avery (Fred Astaire), embarking on a whirlwind adventure filled with romance and self-discovery. As Jo adjusts to her newfound fame, she navigates the challenges of the fashion industry while also finding love and laughter in the City of Lights.

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