Les Jours venus (2014) filming locations

Paris 18e, France

The scene : 18 min — In the early hours, Romain climbs the slope.

Paris 18e, France

Station of line 12 nestled in the hollow of Montmartre hill, known for its monumental stairs.

The scene : 18 min — In the early hours, Romain walks along the subway entrance without stopping.

Paris 18e, France

The scene : 18 min — Romain turns towards the stairs.

Paris 18e, France

The scene : 29 min — With his forehead pressed against the terrace window, Romain waits for the moment when the banker will come out; later, he courts her inside.

Paris 18e, France

The scene : 29 min — The banker crosses the door of her agency.

Paris 18e, France

The scene : 30 min — Romain and the banker cross to the other side.

Paris 18e, France

The scene : 30 min — Romain and the banker climb the slope while talking about "inspiration."

Paris 18e, France

The scene : 38 min — At night: Marie, devastated by a broken heart, is joined by Romain on the bench leaning against the entrance of the Cité, at 187 rue Ordener.

Paris 18e, France

The scene : 50 min — Romain meets Marie and settles on the terrace "to be seen by the entire City."

Paris 16e, France

Pedestrian bridge over the Seine (1900), connecting the quai de New-York to the quai Branly, facing the Eiffel Tower. Designed by architect Amédée Alby, it is listed as a historical monument.

The scene : 53 min — A silent passerby asks Romain to pose with her, the Eiffel Tower behind them.

Paris 19e, France

Closed to travelers in 1939, this station is regularly rented for filming.

The scene : 54 min — Romain waits on an empty platform when a young blind woman is violently confronted.

Paris 9e, France

The scene : 1 hr 3 min — Romain emerges from the underground and finds himself facing some young people "studying the Bible".

Paris 9e, France

Neoclassical parish church of the 9th arrondissement of Paris, completed in 1836. Built by the architect Hippolyte Le Bas, it is a classified historical monument.

The scene : 1 hr 3 min — Romain walks along the building, in front of which a man in a wheelchair is pumping air into his tire.

Paris 4e, France

Iconic place in Paris on the site of the former Bastille prison, adorned with the July Column. It was developed in 1859 by architect François-Alexis Cendrier.

The scene : 1 hr 9 min — Around 16 minutes: Romain drives his bus.

Paris 18e, France

The scene : Romain lives here, from the first images until the very end of the film. It is in the lobby that the residents gather, and the unveiling of a commemorative plaque ignites the tensions.