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Paris, France
The scene : 3 minThe interiors of the ministry where Fernande Bombec (Evelyne Harter) works are filmed here: she dances the waltz with her husband Bruno (Jean-Pierre Mocky) at minutes 6 and 16. On the rue du Mont-Cenis side, the same building provides a static shot at night of a police station, with a church silhouetted behind it.
Paris, France
The scene : 6 minThe facade serves as a ministry for Fernande Bombec (Evelyne Harter): Mocky frames it in a fixed shot from the street, then returns to it at the sixth minute.
Paris, France
The scene : 8 minIn front of 46, Bruno Bombec (Jean-Pierre Mocky) catches a sidewalk scam and intervenes to rescue the elderly lady who is suffering the consequences.
Paris, France
The scene : 9 minOn the central reservation that separates the two lanes, Bruno Bombec (Jean-Pierre Mocky) stops to watch a "scavenger" at work, portrayed by Roger Knobelspiess.
Paris, France
The scene : 11 minBruno Bombec (Jean-Pierre Mocky) continues his wandering through Paris and pushes open the door of this large café on Boulevard Masséna.
Paris, France
The scene : 13 minIn front of 17, a minor collision between two cars escalates and turns into a tragedy.
Paris 12e, France
The scene : 15 minBecause on the bandstand planted in front of the establishment, Bruno Bombec (Jean-Pierre Mocky) spies on a periwinkle who extorts money from motorists, with his father acting as an accomplice.
Paris, France
The scene : 20 minBruno Bombec (Jean-Pierre Mocky) takes a seat on a bench next to a stranger who is going to extol the charms of his fictitious job.
Paris, France
Neoclassical private mansion built in 1758 based on the plans of Ange-Jacques Gabriel, later remodeled by Louis-François Trouard and Walter-André Destailleur, it is classified as a historic monument and today houses a palace.
The scene : 25 minBruno Bombec (Jean-Pierre Mocky) finds his wife seated at a table in the luxurious restaurant of the hotel.
Paris, France
The scene : 26 minIt is in the Franprix supermarket at this address that Bruno Bombec (Jean-Pierre Mocky) bursts in.
Paris, France
The scene : 31 minThis is where Bruno Bombec (Jean-Pierre Mocky) leaves the Opentour bus he had taken.
Paris, France
Gothic cathedral located on the Île de la Cité in Paris, built between the 12th and 14th centuries, it is one of the most visited monuments in France. The architects Jean Ravy, Jehan de Chelles, Pierre de Chelles, Pierre de Montreuil, and Raymond du Temple oversaw its construction, which features elements of radiant Gothic and early Gothic art.
The scene : 31 minOn the forecourt, a young tourist approaches Bruno Bombec (Jean-Pierre Mocky).
Paris, France
The scene : 34 minAlong the dock, two bus drivers comment on the indigestion of their passengers.
Paris, France
The scene : 36 minBruno Bombec (Jean-Pierre Mocky) lets himself be "hired" to follow a funeral procession, that of a film critic.
Paris, France
The scene : 48 minBruno Bombec (Jean-Pierre Mocky) gets a haircut in this salon located just a stone's throw from the Gare de l'Est.
Paris, France
Former department store turned antique gallery, place du Palais-Royal in Paris. Designed by Hector Guimard, it is listed as a historical monument.
The scene : 1 hr 7 minBruno Bombec (Jean-Pierre Mocky) unpacks his troubles in front of a street artist disguised as a pharaoh, motionless as a living statue.
Paris, France
The scene : 1 hr 13 minAt night, Bruno Bombec (Jean-Pierre Mocky) presents himself at the entrance of this establishment.
Paris, France
The scene : Even before the credits, a censorship board examines footage of young people on rollerblades filmed on this vast esplanade.