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This iconic and historic café in the heart of Lyon is welcoming a Netflix shoot!

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The capital of the Gauls becomes the backdrop for a poignant and poetic telefilm. The new project by Nicolas Cuche, already known for Honeymoon with My Mother (2025), sets up in Lyon for a 90-minute fiction produced by Fédération Studios France. Titled Promise Me, this telefilm tells the story of Nina, a young pianist whose life changes due to illness, and Gabriel, an intern who rekindles her desire to live and dream. The screenplay promises genuine emotion and visuals that should beautifully showcase Lyon's heritage.

The Café des Jacobins, a central setting

The iconic café becomes the epicenter of a cinematic adventure. ```cute;matographique. This Tuesday, March 31, the Place des Jacobins and its famous establishment welcomed the film crew, transforming the area into a true artistic hive. With cameras, lighting, and extras all around, the atmosphere of the café buzzed differently, giving passersby a sneak peek of the magic of cinema. This location wasn’t chosen by chance: its timeless charm fits perfectly with the melodic and intimate world of the film.

A local production, supported by the region

Lyon is banking on its authentic settings to enchant viewers. The Lyon region will remain the backdrop for filming until April 24, offering a varied and lively setting for the scenes of this Netflix telefilm. Géraldine Gendre and Lionel Uzan, the film's producers, focus on the blend of local talent and universal storytelling to capture a wide audience. This immersion in Lyon also highlights how the city is now drawing in international audiovisual productions.

With emotion, music, and encounters, Promets-moi is set to make Lyon shine on the small screen. The locals might just get a glimpse of cameras and actors in action, while movie lovers eagerly await its release on Netflix. It's a fantastic showcase for the city and a must-see event for curious cinephiles.


Source : Le Progrès