5:46 am from ArtefactoryLab on Vimeo.
Amazingly eerie short film of Paris under water. Very creepy.
ILoveParisInTheMorningAgain
Film director Claude Lelouch’s legendary 1976 short film, C’etait un Rendez vous. I have posted and reposted links to this so many times. It keeps getting taken down from YouTube. If a proper version was available to buy I would, but it isn’t and I love it, so I’ll repost yet another link, because it’s Paris and I do have a bit of a thing for Paris.
ILoveParisInTheMorningPartDeux
The 2006 making of film director Claude Lelouch’s legendary 1976 short film, C’etait un Rendez-vous, in which Lelouch does it all again, but slower, and in French.
ILoveParisInTheMorning
Film director Claude Lelouch’s legendary 1976 short film, C’etait un Rendez vous. Filmed in the early hours, in one take, it goes from the outskirts of Paris to Sacré-Coeur in a little over 8 minutes. Without stopping. For anything.
For anyone who knows Paris and knows it well, the bit where he exits Place de la Concorde, turning left on to Voie Georges Pompidou is particularly horrific. As is when he heads into the winding cobbled streets of Montmartre. It should be pointed out that the film is one continuous shot, filmed in real time – no special effects. What Lelouch did was crazy, reckless, and got him arrested when the film was first shown in public. Looks like fun though.
TrySmiling
My favourite short film.