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The Qixi Festival-themed movie *Let’s Go: My Solo Vacation* (pictured) explores whether a one-night stand can turn into a travel partner through the popular trend of online dating. The film blends thrilling romance with a variety of travel adventures and incorporates modern apps widely used today—dating app “Tinder,” travel site “TripAdvisor,” and accommodation platform “Airbnb”—successfully creating a trendy topic. The movie also showcases the beautiful scenery of Bulgaria, leaving viewers wanting to go on vacation and fall in love afterward.
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*Let’s Go: My Solo Vacation* (Photo / Haipeng Film and Television, the same below)
French “party girl” Camille Chamoux recently played a cartoonist in the romantic comedy *Let’s Go: My Solo Vacation* (Our Happy Holiday), who loves using Tinder for casual hookups. Though she boasts an impressive “track record” of 30–40 encounters, she’s actually quite reserved and often ghosts her partners at the last minute, leaving them standing there dumbfounded. Since her current boyfriend, Patrick Cassir, is the director of the film, the two co-wrote the script, incorporating their friends’ hookup experiences and blending them with lighthearted themes about finding love, which resonated strongly with audiences.
Interestingly, Camille Chamoux, who had creative control over the script, even cast popular actor Jonathan Cohen as her “bedmate.” Their first hookup scene, where he struggles through moans, had the audience in stitches, propelling the film to the top of France’s box office in its opening week.
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In *Let’s Go: My Solo Vacation*, Chamoux plays the lively and outgoing “party girl” Mariyon, whose greatest joy is hooking up on Tinder. After becoming a one-night stand with Ben (played by Jonathan Cohen), a nerdy genius with the opposite personality, the two decide to go on an international trip together, hoping their chemistry will blossom into love. However, their vastly different personalities lead to one mishap after another during the vacation...
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Since the director is her current boyfriend, Camille Chamoux felt especially comfortable filming intimate scenes with co-star Jonathan Cohen in *Let’s Go: My Solo Vacation*. She even openly discussed the sex scenes with her boyfriend-director in front of Cohen, instructing him on how her on-screen love interest should “do it,” leaving Cohen red-faced and utterly embarrassed.
Her bold scenes of sleeping with the male lead added a lot to the film’s charm and earned praise from French media, who called it “crazy and memorable!” They even said the film outshines *The Hangover*. Chamoux noted that *My Solo Vacation* is actually quite realistic—while people used to meet on planes, subways, or boats, her friends now mostly connect on Tinder. “They meet, they have sex, and then they go on vacation!”
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The movie features all kinds of fun incidents that can happen during travel—whether on transportation, in accommodations, or while dining—delivering plenty of laugh-out-loud moments that guarantee an entertaining experience.
This hit romantic comedy, *Let’s Go: My Solo Vacation*, humorously highlights modern travel and relationship dynamics, successfully creating a trending topic. It was praised by French media *Weekend Notes* as having a “heartwarming and funny plot that Hollywood will definitely remake.” The film topped the French box office, making its star and screenwriter, Camille Chamoux, extremely happy. She reminds singles, “Vacation is the ultimate test of love.” *Let’s Go: My Solo Vacation* was released in Taiwan on August 9.