Amélie came out twenty-five years ago, and since then many people have seen Montmartre through the eyes of its shy waitress. Jean-Pierre Jeunet made a fairy tale about a young woman who secretly changes the lives of neighbors and strangers, turning everyday Paris magical in a warm green-and-red palette. PAM CUT screens the film in the Whitsell Auditorium at Portland Art Museum, and on the big screen you can see how many invented details fill every frame.