Amelie

Amelie (2001)

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Factual error: At the time Amelie's mother dies, little Amelie is about 6/7 years old - you can see her standing in the church just before the tourist falls on her mother. Around the time Amelie leaves the house of her father, she is about 22 years old. However, the narrator speaks of a time-period of five years, which means Amelie would have to be around 15 years old when her mother died.

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Suggested correction: The "five years later" refers to the time between the day Amélie leaves her home and the day when the main part of the movie begins. In the introduction, Amélie is said to have been born in late spring of 1974. The next scene can be dated precisely to the day before Princess Diana's death, in late summer of 1997. Thus, Amélie is 23 years old during the main part of the movie, and she left home when she was 18. This is consistent with the fact that 18 is the age of majority in France.

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Continuity mistake: When Nino goes to 'Les deux Moulins' for the first time, we can see Amelie writing the menu on a glass right behind him. A few shots later, we see the glass again and the handwriting is quite different. That's easy to see if you look carefully at the 'd'. Later on, we see the glass once more, and the handwriting has changed again. (01:32:55)

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Hipolito (The Writer): We pass the time of day to forget how time passes.

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Trivia: Amelie is shot in two main thematic colours: red and green, which vary according to situations and moods. Watch it again with that in mind.

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Question: What is the significance of the second video Amelie gives the glass man? I understand the first one - the horse is with the cyclists, and yet different from them, like the girl in the painting. But I don't get the second one.

Answer: As far as I can see, Amelie is just trying to give him a view of the world, so he doesn't become entirely cut off.

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