Blue Is the Warmest Color (2013)

Liévin, France

The scene : 1 minAdèle runs down the rue des Francs to catch her bus.

Lille, France

Main historical train station of Lille, whose monumental façade replicates that of the old Gare du Nord in Paris, rebuilt stone by stone in the 19th century.

The scene : 1 minAdèle leaves Lille-Flandres train station.

Lille, France

The scene : 1 minAdèle's high school, Urbanistes Street: she arrives late, and later Emma comes to pick her up at the end of classes before leaving with her (52 min).

Lille, France

The scene : 7 minAfter classes, Adèle gets on a bus at this stop on Carnot Boulevard.

Liévin, France

The scene : 11 minAdèle's house: we see her walking in the street, and at 11 minutes she comes out on foot.

Lille, France

The scene : 12 minAdèle crosses the Richebé square.

Lille, France

The scene : 12 minAdèle crosses the Boulevard de la Liberté.

Lille, France

Large square in the center of Lille, bordered by the Palais des Beaux-Arts and the Nord Prefecture. It hosts a metro station.

The scene : 12 minAdèle sees Emma (Léa Seydoux) for the first time, on Lucie's arm.

Lille, France

Place du Général-de-Gaulle, the historical heart of Lille, adorned in its center by the column of the Goddess and lined with the Old Stock Exchange. It is registered as a historical monument.

The scene : 12 minAdèle joins Thomas (Jérémie Laheurte).

Lille, France

The scene : 24 minAdèle marches down rue Léon Gambetta during a union demonstration.

Lille, France

The scene : 39 minThe nightclub where Adèle goes one evening (39 min).

Lille, France

The scene : 40 minAdèle steps out onto the street in front of the nightclub (40 min); later, she takes it on her way to the gallery where Emma is exhibiting (2 h 50).

Lille, France

The scene : 40 minAdèle walks down Rue de la Barre as she leaves the nightclub.

Lille, France

The scene : 47 minThe bar where Adèle meets Emma (Léa Seydoux) for the first time (47 min) — a key scene in the film.

Lille, France

Square in the Wazemmes district of Lille, planted with remarkable plane trees among the most imposing in the region.

The scene : 52 minOn a bench, near the monumental plane trees of the square, Emma and Adèle sit down several times (52 min, 1 h 20, 2 h 24).

Roubaix, France

Museum of Art and Industry in Roubaix, housed in a former municipal swimming pool in Art Deco style (1932), with the large basin preserved as the heart of the exhibition route. Designed by Albert Baert and Jean-Paul Philippon, it is a remarkable contemporary architecture with the label "Heritage of the 20th century." Its transformation into a museum dates back to 2000.

The scene : 1 hr 5 minEmma and Adèle visit the museum together (1 h 05).

Liévin, France

The scene : 1 hr 58 minThe kindergarten where Adèle works as an educator; several scenes take place there in the second chapter (from 1:58 to 2:40).

Lomme, France

The scene : 2 hr 1 minAdèle arrives at this nightclub (2:01).

Lille, France

The scene : 2 hr 8 minAntoine drops off Adèle by car on rue d'Artois, in front of a fake address.

Lille, France

The scene : 2 hr 41 minAdèle goes to rue Voltaire, to the art gallery where Emma exhibits her paintings.

Lille, France

The scene : 2 hr 41 minThe contemporary art gallery where Emma exhibits her paintings and where Adèle joins her during the opening.