
Taxi 5 (2018)
- Documented locations
- 11
- Year
- 2018
- Directed by
- Franck Gastambide
- Cities
- Paris, Paris 16e, Marseille, Antibes
Paris, France
Stone bridge inaugurated in 1814 connecting the Champ-de-Mars to the hill of Chaillot, aligned with the Eiffel Tower. Designed by Corneille Lamandé, this masonry arch bridge is a registered historical monument.
The scene : 2 minScene of the prisoner convoy of Sylvain (Franck Gastambide), in front of the Eiffel Tower.
Paris, France
The scene : 2 minLast stretch traveled at full speed by Sylvain's prisoner escort.
Paris, France
The scene : 3 minThe procession leading Sylvain's prisoner speeds boldly down the street.
Paris, France
A large avenue lined with wooded side streets connecting the Arc de Triomphe to the Bois de Boulogne, one of the most prestigious in Paris.
The scene : 3 minStill racing: Sylvain's prisoner escort speeds up again as it goes up the avenue.
Paris 16e, France
The scene : 3 minThe convoy transporting Sylvain's prisoner picks up speed on the avenue.
Paris 16e, France
The scene : 4 minThe guard escorting the prisoner crosses the square at full speed.
Marseille, France
The scene : 27 minExterior scenes of Eddy's (Malik Bentalha) apartment, at the foot of the stairs of Vallon des Auffes.
Marseille, France
The scene : 44 minExterior scenes of Samia's garage (Sabrina Ouazani).
Antibes, France
The scene : 45 minScene of the bar "Chez René."
Marseille, France
The scene : 48 minScene at the pizzeria "Chez Ricardo" run by Rachid (Ramzy Bedia).
Marseille, France
The J4 esplanade is a vast public promenade of approximately 20,000 m² built on the J4 jetty of the port of Marseille, a land area reclaimed from the sea in the 19th century and long dedicated to port activities. Its name comes from an old port warehouse, demolished in 1997, whose designation has remained embedded in Marseille's language. The site was completely redeveloped between 2009 and 2013 as part of Marseille-Provence 2013, European Capital of Culture. Since then, it has hosted the Mucem (Museum of Civilizations of Europe and the Mediterranean), inaugurated in 2013 and designed by architect Rudy Ricciotti, as well as the Villa Méditerranée. Bordered by Fort Saint-Jean, to which it is connected by a footbridge, the esplanade serves as an emblematic link between the Port of Joliette and the Old Port. It was officially renamed the Robert-Laffont promenade in 2014 and then the Gisèle-Halimi esplanade in 2024.
The scene : The famous diamond is transported through the air and lands here.