and peace...and the sweetest of dreams realized such as love...
if you have not yet seen this wonderful film Amelie, then what are you waiting for?
it's one of life's gems. a feel good film that will soften even the hardest
of hearts...audrey tatou will make you smile in spite of yourself. love.love.love this film...
from Wikipedia: Amélie, literally The Fabulous Destiny of Amélie Poulain) is a 2001 French film directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet and starring Audrey Tautou. Written by Jeunet with Guillaume Laurant, the film is a whimsical and somewhat idealised depiction of contemporary Parisian life, set in Montmartre. It tells the story of a shy waitress who decides to change the lives of those around her for the better, while struggling with her own isolation.
peace & love and all good things!
~Calli
9 comments:
Okay, you sold me...
It's in my Netflix queue :)
If Calli recommends a motion picture, I'll watch it! (Don't DO many movies!)
What was the name of that again? Saw one tonight named Notebook, or THE notebook. alzheimer's--tears, love, etc.
Oh, don't get me started on films, that's all I do, I don't watch television. I could have a blog just for film reviews, but I won't ;)
I would love to live out my days writing & directing independent films and on top of all that creating soundtracks for each and every one of them! ~ Ah, the dreamer...
~Calli
I will look for it. Enjoying today's music selections. Hadn't heard those songs in a while. Good stuff, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for recommending Amelie, Anyone associated with Paris loves Amelie.
I add up to this list - if someone is interested in watching anything and everything of Audrey Tautou...
Some serious romance check out:
Un long dimanche de fiançailles...Ensemble, c'est tout!
Thanks for the recommend Calli,
the movie sounds perfect for
Springtime!
Well, Calli, why not start just
that writing and directing those
sweet gems of independent films.
And the soundtrack - you are
so great at finding just the
perfect song - a mix tape authored
by you is a slice of heaven,
I'm sure.
Good Luck with your Dream.
will look for it, thx calli :)
i concur - great movie!
french with subtitles.
favorite scene: walking the blind man across the street, describing everything, giving sight to his mind's eye.
the outtakes are also stunning!
(i think the DVD labels them as "fantasies.")
to Audry!
One of my favorites too!
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