One that I loved and haven't seen since it came out nearly twelve years ago is Amélie, the immensely enchanting French comedy starring Audrey Tautou. Have you seen it? If you're a fan of that movie, you may remember Amelie's workplace, Café des 2 Moulins (above), a little cafe that sits quietly on a busy corner of Rue Lepic in Montmartre… passing by it in Paris last month offered the perfect reminder to add Amélie to my growing list of must-see agains :)
Oh, I love Amélie too, and I visited le Café des 2 Moulins last time I was in Paris (in fact, it's featured in my red collection of the photos of the year - stay tuned :) I will definitely add Amélie to my Christmas vacation movie list! Enjoy your snow days with your boys!
ReplyDeleteWill definitely be looking out for your red collection Melinda… bravo for making it to the final days of your P365!!
DeleteThese are gorgeous, first time ... I think I'll stay awhile!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Kristy + Welcome! :)
DeleteThose chairs! That cafe! So simple and lovely. I have not seen Amelie but I will give it a try based on your recommendation!
ReplyDeleteWell, embarrassed to admit this...I haven't seen either one of these movies...must put on my list now. The images make me sigh...thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI bet you'll love Amélie, Laurie! It'll have you smiling,… even after you've watched it :)
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DeleteI didn't realize 2 Moulins was a real place! Definitely on my list next time I'm in Paris. Just love it's worn patina and colors.
ReplyDeleteSo perfectly Paris
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I MISS PARIS! We named our daughter Amelie. ;)
ReplyDeleteHow darling!… it's such a sweet name after all :)
DeleteI am a fan of the movie Amelie too. Love the photos my friend. Thank you for sharing at the Thursday Favorite Things blog hop. ♥
ReplyDeleteThank you, thank YOU dear Katherine :) xo
DeleteOh I enjoyed that movie so much when it was released, I went to see it with two different friends:) I can't believe I've not rewatched it in so long. Love this image, I must make sure I see the movie again!
ReplyDeleteThe movie is so full of poetic touches - perfect for daydreaming ;-) I did not know the café was real, so on my next trip in the area, I'll have to check it out and take a few pics. Now that you made me think of the movie, I sooooo like the part about the traveling "nain de jardin' :-) I am laughing as I write this... All the best to you,
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