Paris Je T'aime - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Paris Je T'aime"
Paris, je t'aime (2006)
Timing:
2:0 (120 min)
6.789/10
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7.539/10
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78659
7.2/10
76000
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Claudie Ossard
Producer
Emmanuel Benbihy
Producer
Executive Producer
Maria Köpf
Executive Producer
Chris Bolzli
Executive Producer
Gilles Caussade
Executive Producer
Rafi Chaudry
Executive Producer
Ara Katz
Executive Producer
Frank Moss
Executive Producer
Writer
Paul Mayeda Berges
Writer
Nadine Eïd
Writer
Casting
Nathalie Chéron
Casting
Editor
Mathilde Bonnefoy
Editor
Anne Klotz
Editor
Luc Barnier
Editor
Stan Collet
Editor
Simon Jacquet
Editor
Isabel Meier
Editor
Alex Rodríguez
Editor
Hisako Suwa
Editor
Costume Design
Production Design
Bettina von den Steinen
Production Design
Set Decoration
Sébastien Monteux-Halleur
Set Decoration
Original Music Composer
Pierre Adenot
Original Music Composer
Director of Photography
Frank Griebe
Director of Photography
Matthieu Poirot-Delpech
Director of Photography
Pierre Aïm
Director of Photography
Michel Amathieu
Director of Photography
Rain Li
Director of Photography
Éric Guichard
Director of Photography
Denis Lenoir
Director of Photography
Pascal Marti
Director of Photography
David Quesemand
Director of Photography
Pascal Rabaud
Director of Photography
Christophe Paturange
Director of Photography
Music
Johnny Klimek
Music
Michael Andrews
Music
Co-Writer
Rain Li
Co-Writer
Gabrielle Keng
Co-Writer
Idea
Tristan Carné
Idea
What's left behind the scenes
- Episode "District X: Saint-Denis Suburbs" was filmed by Tom Tykwer in 2002. The short film "Truth" ("True") was first shown in 2004 as a supplement to Achim von Borris's film "What Do We Know About Love?" The credits featured an inconspicuous inscription "To F." hinting at a relationship with Franka Potente that ended in 2002. This episode was also used to attract other directors to work on the film. The Coen brothers agreed to participate in the filming after watching it.
- The Coen brothers knew they would have only 2 days to film their segment, so they decided to shoot it in the subway in case it rained.
- Alfonso Cuarón filmed "District XVII: Parc des Monsceau" in one continuous shot.
- Originally, it was planned to film segments about all 20 districts of Paris, but this idea was later abandoned, and footage already shot by Christopher Boe and Rafael Najari was not included in the project.
- The episode "X District: The Suburbs of Saint-Denis" was filmed by Tom Tykwer in 2002. The short film "True" was first shown in 2004 as a supplement to Achim von Borries' film "What Do We Know About Love?" The credits featured a subtle inscription "To F." hinting at his relationship with Franka Potente, which ended in 2002. This episode was also used to attract other directors to work on the film. The Coen brothers agreed to participate in the filming after watching it.
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