10 Cloverfield Lane (2016)
- Documented locations
- 9
- Year
- 2016
- Directed by
- Dan TRACHTENBERG
- Cities
- Hahnville, New Orleans, Raceland
Hahnville, United States
Creole plantation house from the early 19th century, located in Hahnville, on the banks of the Mississippi River in St. Charles Parish. It is a National Historic Landmark listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The scene : The property provided the exteriors related to the farm and the land where the plot takes place.
New Orleans, United States
Largest city in Louisiana, on the Mississippi River, a center of film production in the southern United States.
The scene : The city served as a production base for the filming (studio sets, including the bunker).
Hahnville, United States
Chevron service station on River Road, in Hahnville, along the Mississippi.
The scene : The gas station ("Kelvin Gasoline" on screen) where Michelle stops to refuel and notices a disturbing truck.
New Orleans, United States
Double cantilever bridge spanning the Mississippi in New Orleans, connecting the east and west banks. Built in 1988, it is a truss highway bridge.
The scene : Michelle leaves the city by car as she crosses the bridge over the Mississippi.
Raceland, United States
Section of Louisiana Highway 307 around Raceland.
The scene : Michelle negotiates a bend in the road along fields ('Driving around Bend').
Raceland, United States
Wooded area of Louisiana Highway 307, north of Raceland.
The scene : Michelle drives through a wooded stretch of road in the heart of the countryside ('Driving through Woods').
Raceland, United States
Section of Louisiana Highway 307 traversing the fields around Raceland.
The scene : Michelle walks away into the night on the road lined with fields ("Driving Away").
Hahnville, United States
Residential neighborhood of Home Place, in Hahnville, Louisiana.
The scene : Michelle is driving on a dark road in the subdivision while listening to a message from Ben (‘Driving at Night’).
Hahnville, United States
Residential neighborhood of Home Place, in Hahnville, Louisiana.
The scene : Michelle turns onto the road of the housing development and knocks over a mailbox ("Entering Road").