Screenwriter Nikita on Amélie (2001) & the many quirks of love

Update: 2020-09-15

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A conversation with my friend Nikita, a TV and film screenwriter. We discuss how Amélie (2001), the zany French sleeper hit, helped shape her concept of love. Nikita and I also talk about the narrative nature of female love fantasies and why the most romantic location is a graveyard.

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Screenwriter Nikita on Amélie (2001) & the many quirks of love

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Screenwriter Nikita on Amélie (2001) & the many quirks of love

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Screenwriter Nikita on Amélie (2001) & the many quirks of love