16 results for "Amelie Jeunet" between $5.00 and $50.00

A 7 page paper which examines the 2001 film from postmodern and feminist perspectives, emphasizing its postmodern characteristics and how feminism represents a form of postmodern expression, discusses how the film is part of contemporary French cinema and evaluates whether or not it complements the genre. Bibliography lists 8 sources.

Amelie, a shy waitress in a cafe in central Paris, is looking for love, and perhaps for the meaning of life in general. When she finds a box of childhood toys in her apartment, it inspires her to conduct a series of good deeds for her co-workers and neighbors. In doing so, she gradually finds the route to happiness by coming out of her shell and reaching out to others.

Jean-Pierre Jeunet creates a world of color, movement, romance and whimsy in a film that became a sensation in France and charmed audiences around the world. Audrey Tautou is delightful as a spirited waitress determined to help those around her find love and happiness, although her own romantic adventure proves to be a challenging one. Light as a feather, Amelie presents an idealized Paris that was shot on location, but which, through visual effect and eye-catching art direction, has the fantasized...

Museum-quality Amelie wall art piece. This canvas picture comes gallery wrapped, ready for wall hanging with no additional framing required. This print is also available in multi-piece or oversized formats, perfect for decorating large rooms and spaces. True fans of film will appreciate this limited-edition contemporary Amelie pop art canvas picture. Amélie, is a romantic comedy film directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet, written by Jeunet with Guillaume Laurant and Dan Pal, the film is a whimsical depiction...

Starring Andrey Tatou , Mathieu Kassovitz , Rufus , Yolande Moreau , Artus de Penguern , Dominque Pinon . Directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet . A young woman who has experienced traumatic drama as a child pops in and out of the lives of strangers, leaving them better off. 2 DVDs. Rated R. 122 minutes. 2001 . Region 1 encoding (U.S. and Canada).

From the director of Amelie , Jean-Pierre Jeunet, comes a post-apocalyptic comedy that's both bitingly hilarious and absolutely one-of-a-kind. When meat becomes so rare that it is used as currency, residents living above a deli must depend on a menacingly strange butcher (Jean-Claude Dreyfus) for their supply. But when a new talent (Dominique Pinon) arrives and takes a job as the building's handyman, he unknowingly steps into the butcher's trap... to serve him as the next meal!

This 10 page paper provides an overview of the works of Jean-Pierre Jeunot and Pedro Almodovar. Jean-Pierre Jeunet, director of Le Fabuleux Destin d’Amelie Poulain, and Pedro Almodovar, director of Que He Hecho Yo Para Merecer Esto, are two directors who demonstrate some very distinct similarities in the stylistic representations in their films. Bibliography lists 5 sources.

Description: This World War I mystery finds limitless beauty in the nostalgia of loss. Directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet, whose whimsical AMELIE riveted audiences, A VERY LONG ENGAGEMENT also stars Audrey Tautou--the 21st century's Audrey Hepburn--in the stubbornly emotional role of a widow in denial. Here she is Mathilde, a waifish young woman with a pronounced limp from childhood polio. Living with her quirky aunt and uncle in a farmhouse by the sea, and waiting desperately for her fiance Manech ...