Paris, je t'aime (multiple directors, 2006)

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[fm13]

very well done!

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:)

[likegrass]

wow, beautiful stills!

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Thank you. <3

[dosviolines]

I still haven't seen this...nice stills ^_^
Which segment was the best one?

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Thanks! My favorites were "Tour Eiffel" (the mimes), "Faubourg Saint-Denis" (the one with Natalie Portman), "Quartier des Enfants Rouges" (the one with Maggie Gyllenhaal), "Quartier de la Madeleine" (the vampire one with Elijah Wood) and "14ème Arrondissement" (the last one).

[baby_clown]

My favorites exactly. Especially Faubourg Saint-Denis.

[_ochre]

Great stills. But to be honest, I didn't like this film very much. The only segment that I really liked was Natalie Portman's and Elijah Wood's parts.

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Well, even just coming away liking one or two segments is good enough, I think! The segment with Natalie Portman was definitly the best, in my opinion. It was probably the most relatable out of any of them.

[beautifulposes]

Natalie Portman's was the best. There were a few other good ones... Like the print shop language barrier one. But some were so bad/unsettling. Like the mime one. Eeep!

[_ochre]

Ugh yes. I disliked the mime one too. The other one that was really good was the one with Juliette Binoche. Heartbreaking. Generally, the stories were good. It's just that I don't know, too many short stories in a single film. I wish they expounded on each story a bit more and cut down the quantity.

[scivolare]

I just watched this this weekend, so thank you!