La Tour Montparnasse infernale is a French comedy directed by Charles Nemes marking the first leading roles for the duo Éric and Ramzy. Follow in the footsteps of these two stupid window cleaners during their rescue of Marie-Joëlle in the Montparnasse tower.
One evening, hanging on the 52nd floor of the Montparnasse Tower, Eric and Ramzy, two window cleaners, are behind in their work. Meanwhile, the pretty Stéphanie is waiting for her uncle, the powerful CEO of the Lanceval Group, and his sons, the main shareholders, for a nightly board of directors meeting that is going to prove to be quite eventful. Indeed, a well-trained commando takes over the building, controls all the accesses and takes the Lanceval family hostage. Stephanie is in fact the organizer of the set-up and covets the fortune of her uncle who has always despised her. Stephanie and her men are only waiting for the hand of the dear mother, whose fingerprints will allow them to open the safe. However, our two companions have remained at the top of the Tower and risk scuppering the machiavellian plan of the beautiful.
The café of Amélie, the mansion of Untouchables, the jazz club of the finale of La La Land, the Hôtel du Nord of the mythical replica of Arletty “Atmosphere”, the cinema of A bout de souffle, the restaurant of Ratatouille, the quays of the Seine of Midnight in Paris, the secret places of the Da Vinci Code, the grocery store of January in La Traversée de Paris , the Bridge of Inception and Peur sur la ville, the addresses of the spectacular scenes of Mission Impossible 6, but also series Call my agent, Gears, Le Bureau des légendes, Sense8, Sex and The City, Gossip Girl…
Etienne Daho’s Café de Flore, Jay-Z and Kanye West’s hotel in Nas in Paris, Serge Gainsbourg’s Poinçonneur des Lilas metro station, Serge Reggiani and Marc Lavoine’s Mirabeau Bridge, Mc Solaar’s Lyon station…
The places evoked in the comics Adèle Blanc-Sec, Largo Winch, Blake and Mortimer, Michel Vaillant…
But also in the novels of Ernest Hemingway, Victor Hugo, Leo Malet, Daniel Pennac, Marc Levy, Guillaume Musso… you’ll find all the must-see places of Parisian Pop Culture in this new guide.
