The Cine-Tourist is a website about connections between maps and films, and about local cinema (and sometimes about photographs, and sometimes just about the Nouvelle Vague).  

The Cine-Tourist only writes about places that he knows, and since he doesn't travel much this site is chiefly about films made in Paris, Geneva and London (especially Muswell Hill, where he lives). 

An American Tourist in Paris

Robert Paul in London c.1900: 
tour guide and film maker

London in French Film

The Paris of '50s Noir

The Daily Map, a collection of maps in films, has reached 400 films (and at least 1200 maps)

a picture of great significance (Psycho)

Céline et Julie vont en bateau -
                        the mysterious house

Une femme est une femme 
- the places documented

recent posts:

• Céline et Julie vont en bateau: the mysterious house
  
• A Girl and A Gun: Griffith and Godard
• Une femme est une femme: locations
• A picture of great significance (Psycho)
• Holy Motors
• the Arsenal Stadium mysteries
  
• when Harry met Max
  
• Melville's Un flic: art and artifice
• New Wave films in New Wave films
• Cahiers du Cinéma on screen
• a German tourist in Paris: Le Silence de la mer
  
• Les Studios Jenner (Jean-Pierre Melville)
  
• New Wave cameos
  
• the Grisbi connection: Chabrol and Becker
  
• Brassaï in Paris dancehalls c.1932
  
• painters in the rue Blomet
  
• Gisèle Freund in Paris and in Histoire(s) du cinéma
  
• Paris in Les 400 coups
  
• The Hotel Bristol Enigma
  
• Pathé filmmaker Albert Capellani's Paris films
  
• the chronology of Le Petit Soldat
  
• the rue Jenner in Bob le flambeur and Vivre sa vie
  
• the place of cinema: cinema as location in Vivre sa vie
  
• space and light in Judex
• a staircase in Belleville (re. Les Vampires)
• Fantômas Over Paris: episode 1, episode 2, episode 3
  
• Du rififi chez les hommes: reading topotropically and locations identified
• La Lune avec les dents: sequence by sequence, and locations identified
• Le Samourai: places and maps
• The Stairs: Paris (a slideshow)
• Où est Max ? (filmmaking in and near the Pathé studios in Vincennes c.1911)
• Bébé, victime d'une erreur... ?
  
• L'Enfant de Paris (Léonce Perret 1913): narrative of an identification
  
• the first maps in films, and their narrative context

 

From time to time the Cine-Tourist posts a map from a film: 
the (once) Daily Map







The Cine-Tourist also likes cameras in films, and from time to time posts a camera from a film: 
the BlowUp moment








As L'Escalographe, he posts staircases in Paris

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