The 2001 movie Amélie is a charming affair which tells the story of a quirky young girl living in Paris. She notices the small details that others miss and becomes a do-gooder watcher of others, while neglecting her own life.

The feature was up for five academy awards and has gained cult classic status. Now, director Jean-Pierre Jeunet  has decided to revisit his creation in the form of a mockumentary.

Jenuet told IndieWire: “I’m writing a fake documentary about the shooting of Amélie, like the Peter Jackson movie about the beginning of cinema [Forgotten Silver],” he said. “It’ll be just stupidity, something very funny, very cheap to make, I hope.”

Jenuet also commented that he would never make a spin-off series or a sequel as it just wouldn’t be the same. “I don’t want to make a sequel or even a series,” he confirmed. “I just want to make the fake documentary with every document declassified.”

More info on this when details are announced.

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The 2001 movie Amélie is a charming affair which tells the story of a quirky young girl living in Paris. She notices the small details that others miss and becomes a do-gooder watcher of others, while neglecting her own life.

The feature was up for five academy awards and has gained cult classic status. Now, director Jean-Pierre Jeunet  has decided to revisit his creation in the form of a mockumentary.

Jenuet told IndieWire: “I’m writing a fake documentary about the shooting of Amélie, like the Peter Jackson movie about the beginning of cinema [Forgotten Silver],” he said. “It’ll be just stupidity, something very funny, very cheap to make, I hope.”

Jenuet also commented that he would never make a spin-off series or a sequel as it just wouldn’t be the same. “I don’t want to make a sequel or even a series,” he confirmed. “I just want to make the fake documentary with every document declassified.”

More info on this when details are announced.

The post An Amélie Mockumentary is in The Works appeared first on Entertainment For Us.