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Grève party (1998)

Documented locations
18
Year
1998
Directed by
Fabien ONTENIENTE
Cities
Paris
  • Comedy
  1. Paris, France

    The scene : Main scenes

  2. Paris, France

    The scene : A view taken fromAbove, at dawn, over the sector where most of the narrative is concentrated. The location appears at 19 min 15, 35 min 08, and 1 h 18 min 25.

  3. Paris, France

    The scene : Madame Raymonde, who runs the establishment, raises the curtain with Bartabas; the setting reappears several times thereafter.

  4. Paris, France

    The scene : Dan barely on his leaves; the scene returns at 46 minutes 10.

  5. Paris, France

    The scene : At the first light of dawn, a passerby crosses through the esplanade.

  6. Paris, France

    The scene : The camera stays still on the display of a sporting goods store.

  7. Paris, France

    The scene : Ange arrives on a scooter to grab the copies of "Penthouse."

  8. Paris, France

    The scene : Scene in the supermarket where Brochard (Gilbert MELKI) meets Dan (Vincent ELBAZ)

  9. Paris, France

    The scene : Dan runs down the sidewalk, along the fences of the park.

  10. Paris, France

    The scene : Jean and his muse ride around the surroundings in a sidecar.

  11. Paris, France

    The scene : Another street taken by Jean and his muse aboard the sidecar.

  12. Paris, France

    The scene : Around 14 minutes: the exchange goes very badly between Dan and Brochard.

  13. Paris, France

    The scene : Around 48 minutes: Ange explodes and overwhelms Julie, his partner, whose body sprawls in "Penthouse."

  14. Paris, France

    Way of the 5th arrondissement passing at the foot of the former Sainte-Geneviève abbey and the Henri-IV high school. It runs alongside the former monastery that occupied this site before its destruction.

    The scene : Jean and his muse's sidecar passes by here.

  15. Paris, France

    Place du 5e dominated by the Panthéon, the necropolis of great men. The Panthéon was built starting in 1758 by architects Jacques-Germain Soufflot, Jean-Baptiste Rondelet, and Maximilien Brébion, and exhibits a neoclassical architectural style classified as a historical monument.

    The scene : The film opens with a still shot of Paris seen from above, in the early dawn. The camera then follows Ange's scooter, who initiates Dan into the art of flirting by weaving around the esplanade.

  16. Paris, France

    The scene : Scenes at Monsieur Jean's bookstore "L'Armurerie" (Daniel RUSSO)

  17. Paris, France

    The scene : Ange (Bruno SOLO) occupies a telephone booth for a long time, which earns him many complaints.

  18. Paris, France

    Steep street of the Latin Quarter, on the Montagne Sainte-Geneviève, one of the oldest roads on the left bank.

    The scene : Travelling on Madeleine (Camille JAPY) who borrowed Jean's (Daniel RUSSO) bicycle, and then rides down the street.