Caro and Jeunet - Their Art of Creative Movies Exhibit

Caro/Jeunet is a Paris/Montmartre exhibit (until July 31) for cinema lovers of the out of the ordinary. Some recognizable film examples are Amélie Poulain, Delicatessen, Alien Resurrection, The Young and Prodigious T.S. Spivet, The City of Lost Children. Their film music, special effects, costumes, props are always out of the ordinary. Marc Caro is a graphic arts novelist and illustrator. Jean-Pierre Jeunet is a director. After the “Alien” success, Jeunet left Hollywood. He wanted to go back to his neighborhood and make a little film with some friends in Montmartre. Voilà! The little film became the global success, “The Fabulous Destiny of Amélie Poulain”. I can recommend the exhibit and the tea salon for a very tasty lunch.

What you will see

Some of the items on display at the Halle Saint Pierre exhibition are marionnettes, paintings, illustrations, machines, period costumes, a giant Alien, Amélie’s photomaton notebook with the photo collection, TS Spivets childhood memory book, storyboards, scene illustrations, Marc Caro’s illustrations, the dwarf, a miniature boat. a brain, Audrey Tautou’s dresses in A Very Long Engagement, and so much more.
One small corner room in the shape of an elongated triangle holds the works that will never been seen on the big or the small screen.

For twenty years, the Halle Saint Pierre has presented art on the fringe – outsider art. Halle Saint Pierre is at the foot of Sacre Coeur and across the street from the fabric stores Marché Saint Pierre/Drefus and Moline.

Your ticket is valid for the second exhibition upstairs “Turbulence dans les Balkans“.

Open Monday – Friday 11 am to 18 pm
Saturday 11 am to 7 pm
Sunday 12 noon to 6 pm
Ticket counter closes 60 minutes before closing time