Jean-Pierre Jeunet's films have three things in common: a French style, quirkiness, and Dominique Pinon. The diminutive Pinon starred in Jeunet's first feature film, Delicatessen (1991), where he t...

Jean-Pierre Jeunet has always written his own films, most of them completely original ideas, and he has collaborated with Guillaume Laurant on all them since City of Lost Children, with the excepti...

Amélie is produced by Claudie Ossard Productions and Union Générale Cinématographique (UGC). Unless you're from France, it's unlikely you'll be familiar with either of the main companies behind...

Eyes Wide OpenAmélie is like a French graphic novel come to life. All the scenes drip with color. You know how every film these days is orange and blue? Well, Amélie comes close with its orange a...

Yann Tiersen Amélie has the kinds of tunes you'd expect to hear while you nibble on a baguette and brie at a charming French bistro. (And by nibble, we clearly mean stuff your face.) Peppered with...

Fans of the movie Amélie seem to stick to the Internet, posting their favorite pics, taking polls, and sharing art inspired by the film. But if you need to get out of the house, you can take a wal...