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Amelie

  1. un phénomène social
    ‘We Made Something a Little Fake’Amélie director Jean-Pierre Jeunet reflects on the very French, very successful fairy tale he imagined after leaving Hollywood.
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
  2. the gold rush
    A History of International Screenplays Winning and Losing at the OscarsParasite’s nomination for Best Original Screenplay helps reverse a disappointing trend from the last few decades.
    By Mark Blankenship
  3. What’s Leaving Hulu: January 2018Say au revoir to Amélie.
    By Joshua Rivera
  4. the opposite of whimsical
    Broadway’s Amélie Will Close Later This MonthThe show, which opened on April 3, was shut out of this year’s Tony nominations.
    By Halle Kiefer
  5. broadway
    What Happens to the Oh-So French Amélie When It Becomes an American Musical?Guillaume Laurant, the film’s screenwriter, and Craig Lucas, who wrote the book for the musical, discuss the enduring story.
    By Jackson McHenry
  6. casting couch
    Hamilton’s Phillipa Soo Joins Amélie MusicalThe musical is slated to open on Broadway in 2017.
    By Jackson McHenry
  7. across the streaming-verse
    What to Stream This Weekend on Netflix and Hulu: Millennial Movies EditionWet Hot American Summer, Donnie Darko, and Can’t Hardly Wait.
    By Matt Patches
  8. adaptations
    Amélie Will Be a Broadway MusicalWith music from Dan Messé, of Brooklyn’s Hem.
    By Zach Dionne
  9. chat room
    Director Jean-Pierre Jeunet on His New Film, MicmacsThe French director talks about creating fantasy with his films and why the Hollywood system is flawed.
    By Bilge Ebiri
  10. trailer mix
    Amanda Seyfried’s Letters to Juliet: The Dumb Man’s AmelieIt’s European meddlin’ time!
    By Lindsay Robertson