
L'ami (2016)
- Documented locations
- 9
- Year
- 2016
- Directed by
- Renaud Fely
- Original title
- L'ami, François d'Assise et ses frères
- Cities
- Narbonne, Aumelas, Montélimar, Le Poët-Laval, Chamaret, Clansayes, Saint-Gineys-en-Coiron, Scheggia e Pascelupo
Abbaye Sainte-Marie de Fontfroide
Narbonne, France
The abbey has also served as a setting for the film Le Moine by Dominik Moll.
The scene : Pope Innocent III, played by Philippe Laudenbach, hosts an audience with Francis and his first brothers: the scene was filmed in the old chapter house, dressed for the occasion as the ceremonial hall of the papal palace.
Aumelas, France
The scene : In October 2015, the crew sets up their cameras in Aumelas, around the chapel of Saint-Martin-du-Cardonnet. A still from the shoot released by the regional film commission, captioned "Aumelas", shows a night scene: an angry crowd, torches in hand.
Montélimar, France
The Château des Adhémar is classified as a historical monument.
The scene : The first Drôme location mentioned by the regional committee: in October 2015, filming takes place at the Château des Adhémar in Montélimar.
Le Poët-Laval, France
The scene : The medieval village of Poët-Laval is among the Drôme locations used for filming in October 2015.
Chamaret, France
The scene : Chamaret is one of the municipalities in the Drôme where the team filmed in October 2015.
Clansayes, France
The scene : In the south of the Drôme, Clansayes also hosts part of the filming from October 2015.
Saint-Gineys-en-Coiron, France
The scene : A unique Ardeche filming location: the village of Saint-Gineys-en-Coiron received the crew in October 2015.
Scheggia e Pascelupo, Italy
Romanesque abbey, founded in 1014.
The scene : At the end of November 2015, for the last days of filming, the crew shoots near the Sitria Abbey, close to Scheggia, on a closed set where the access road was closed to traffic.
Italy
The scene : The Umbrian press sees in the Monte Cucco Nature Park a setting capable of faithfully returning to the time of Francis and the Franciscan spirit.