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Kulture
“- So you want to marry my daughter?
Akbar (Eddie Murphy) and Ezra (Jonah Hill)
– Yes I do.
– Well Ezra, you can always try.”
The character played by Jonah Hill in You People is passionate about sneakers. At the center of urban culture, shoes are an integral part of the film’s plot. In this, director Kenya Barris had to find a place to shoot to illustrate Jonah Hill’s character Ezra’s attachment to sneakers.
Sneakers and co.
It was at Just One Eye, which he wished to rename Kulture, that Kenya Barris filmed the scene in which Ezra tells his best friend Mo (Sam Jay) about meeting Amira (Lauren London). A luxury store like no other, whose shelves have been modified by the team of decorators to display many sneakers, instead of luxury items such as Cartier jewelry and other outfits of great designers.
One place, two scenes
Just One Eye makes its return at the end of the film, when Ezra’s mother (Julia Louis-Freyfus) makes her son believe that she wants to buy shoes. So she goes with Ezra in front of the store and meets Amira and her father (Eddie Murphy). Kulture becomes the place where the two lovers celebrate their marriage, in a happy ending that perfectly conforms to the specifications of romantic comedies.
You People is the second film written by Jonah Hill.
Just One Eye
Just One Eye is a luxury store that sells designer clothes and other high-value items.
More than just a shop, Just One Eye is almost a museum. Regularly showcasing works of contemporary art, this trendy store offers ready-to-wear and haute-couture items. It is also possible to buy jewelry from major brands such as Cartier. Some celebrities like Brad Pitt have become brand ambassadors.
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