Paris Cafés That Became Part of Cinema
A café table can hold a romance, a confrontation or an entire way of seeing a city. These five Paris addresses connect the everyday ritual of sitting down for a drink with memorable screen stories, mixing recognisable film images with photographs of the real places behind them.
Café des Deux Moulins | Amélie (2001)
The red banquette, warm light and little tables make a café feel like a whole neighbourhood in miniature. In Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s Amélie, Audrey Tautou’s waitress observes the lives unfolding around her. The real Café des Deux Moulins stands on Rue Lepic in Montmartre: a working address behind one of cinema’s most recognisable imaginary worlds.
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