"Run, Lola, Run" is filmed in Berlin, and there's absolutely nothing in it that says it's standing in for Zurich. Director is German, filmed is in German, actors/actresses all German.

BTW, one thing in Bourne Identity that gave away that Zurich is not Zurich is the street cars. Even though they painted them blue, they are so old that it just couldn't be modern Switzerland in the late 1990's. I didn't know where it was pictured before I listened to the commentary, but the first time I watched that film I immediately knew that wasn't Zurich.

I sure wouldn`t be watching "The unbearable likeness of being" with a 9 year old!

I agree with amp322

Kolya is a sweet story, set in Prague. It is about a little boy.

There is a great scene in Wenceslaus
Square during the fall of Communism. The people are all standing there under Waclaw Havel's balcony shaking their keys.

Great Scene & that building and balcony are still there!