Carnage (2002)
- Documented locations
- 7
- Year
- 2002
- Directed by
- Delphine Gleize
- Original title
- Carnages
- Cities
- Saint-Justin, Eauze, Lille, Guermantes, Amiens
Saint-Justin, France
Central arcade square of Saint-Justin, a medieval bastide in the Landes, to the west of Gers.
The scene : The arcade square of the bastide serves as the backdrop for the scenes of the taxidermist and his son.
Eauze, France
Ancient arenas of Eauze, today a multipurpose hall, place René-Cassin, in the capital of Armagnac (Gers).
The scene : The arenas of the city served as the setting for the film (bullfighting scenes).
Lille, France
Capital of Hauts-de-France, a large city in the North near the Belgian border.
The scene : Scenes from the film were shot in the city.
Guermantes, France
Seventeenth-Eighteenth century Château of Guermantes, in Seine-et-Marne, whose name inspired Marcel Proust; today a seminar domain Châteauform'. It is classified as a historical monument by two decrees, in 1944 and then in 1970.
The scene : The castle served as the backdrop for scenes in the film.
Amiens, France
Prefecture of the Somme, in Hauts-de-France, known for its Gothic cathedral.
The scene : The pool scenes of the film were shot here (the exact establishment is not identified).
Amiens, France
Cirque Jules-Verne, a permanent municipal circus inaugurated in 1889 in Longueville Square, now the National Circus Pole of Amiens. Designed by the architect Émile Ricquier, this building is listed as a historic monument.
The scene : The circus scenes of the film.
Amiens, France
The Coliseum, skating rink of Amiens (Caumartin Street), home of the Gothic hockey club. Inaugurated in 1996, it was designed by architect Pierre Parat.
The scene : The ice rink scenes of the film.