Amélie Resources

The official Amélie site features an assortment of colorful film clips and tempts you to join the throng of almost 3 million Facebook fans.

We hope you speak French. You'll need it to navigate Jean-Pierre Jeunet's official website. Bonne chance!

In this interview, Jeunet discusses his obsession with secret lives and his transition from darker fare to the lighter whimsy of Amélie.

Jean-Pierre Jeunet sits down with The Onion A.V. Club for an interview about fantasy, romance, and all the little pieces that make Amélie tick.

Jeunet reveals that although he shot on location in the real Montmartre, sometimes they changed the sky digitally to make it prettier. If only the sky worked that way in real life.

Jean-Pierre Jeunet trash talks J.Lo! Okay, not at all, but he does criticize the director of the 2000 Jennifer Lopez movie The Cell in this interview about his own personal style.

This YouTube video shows us exactly what a film editor does, using Amélie as its template.

If you've wanted to know what Amélie has been doing since the credits, wonder no more.

Foutaises, a 1989 short film by Jeunet, features a familiar face. (And some adult content.) It's entirely in French, so all we can figure out is that plucking a nose hair is painful business.

Amélie may have been rejected by Cannes, but she was accepted by All Things Considered on NPR.

Jean-Pierre Jeunet can add DJ to his resume after guesting on Tom Schnabel's Rhythm Planet.

Need background music while you get your Good Samaritan on? Pump the Amélie soundtrack to get motivated.

Yann Tiersen, who scored Amélie, shows many of the same qualities in his studio music, which he shares on Morning Becomes Eclectic.

Does the real Montmartre live up to your expectations set by the fantasy version in Amélie?

Amélie has inspired many minimalist posters, like this one that transforms its heroine into Zorro in one of the movie's final scenes…

… Or this one, which condenses Amélie down to the three very important things.