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Amelie is a foreign film that’s story line forms itself around a girl‘s (named Amelie
played by Audrey Tautou) interactions and fantasies with the people in her life. ...
The painter, who lives across from Amelie, has painted the same Renoir over and over for
a good part of his life, searching for the true emotion painted in the character’s faces within. ...
The corner grocer, who Amelie buys fruit and vegetables from everyday, is consistently
ridiculing his quasi slow assistant who sees the fruit as beautiful and is often taking too much
time with customers because of his love for daydreaming (and fantasies about Princess Diana. ...
A boy, Nino, who Amelie infatuates about most of the movie, collects ripped up pictures
thrown underneath railroad station photo booths. ... The philosophical
problems seem so clear to me. ... For Amelie, the main character, she sees the world as an
intricate chain of small and fruitful experiences, indulging herself in the little pleasures of life
and making it a goal to reveal the good in life to those around her. ... Her mother was tragically killed
by a suicidal Canadian, who threw herself off of the towers of Notre Dame and sadly, landed
directly on Amelie’s mother. ... Amelie is the radiant character who sees her chance
to improve the lives of those around her, also learning to change her own perspective by
actually taking a chance of initiating things in her life, for the first time.
Approximate Word count = 1284
Approximate Pages = 5.1
(250 words per page double spaced)
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