Location and History:
Bordeaux, pearl of Aquitaine, nestles on the banks of the Garonne, in the southwest of France. Its location in the heart of the Bordeaux vineyards makes it an emblematic place for wine and the French art of living. Founded in Roman times, Bordeaux flourished as a major trading port over the centuries. The city features elegant architecture, with picturesque squares, medieval churches and bustling quays.

Distance from airport:
The film production site in Bordeaux benefits from the proximity of Bordeaux-Mérignac Airport, located approximately 12 kilometers from the city center. This short distance facilitates international travel for production team, talent and equipment transportation, ensuring rapid connectivity for film projects.

Benefits for film production:
Bordeaux offers unique advantages for film production, with its varied landscapes ranging from vineyards to the banks of the Garonne. The cobbled streets of old Bordeaux, the surrounding wine châteaux and historic squares offer a diversity of authentic settings. Local production studios, experienced professionals and modern infrastructure facilitate the creative process of filmmaking. In addition, Bordeaux’s renowned gastronomy and warm atmosphere add a sensory dimension to film productions, creating an immersive cinematic experience.