Oh-- I second the vote for "Amelie." Besides the delightful cuteness of the movie, there are a lot of "living in Paris" elements. There's a whole lot filmed in and around the Montmartre neighborhoods, including the gardens on the hillside that lead up to Sacre-Coeur. (BTW, I loved Sacre-Coeur-- it was the most peaceful and moving I've ever felt in a Christian site, and I've been to many many; considering I'm a non-Christian, I thought that was significant. If, late in life, I head in a Christian direction and wanted to retire as a non, I'd want to do it at Sacre-Coeur.) Note: parts of the neighborhoods near Sacre-Coeur are considered unsafe after dark. I was there in early November, and dark was a consideration.

Here's a link to some of what's in Amelie:
http://www.ehow.com/how_4546527_enjoy-amelies-paris.html