Maps of Movies

Dune: Part Two (2024)

Where Dune: Part Two says it takes place, and where it was really shot.

A desert planet that does not exist: the canyons are in Jordan, the dunes in Abu Dhabi, the imperial court in an Italian cemetery.

Scenes and places

Princess Irulan's imperial diary (2024)

Princess Irulan records in her journal that the Atreides were wiped out overnight and that her father, the Emperor, did nothing. She says she knows he loved Duke Leto like a son, and that his silence follows the calculus of power.

Set in Kaitain, the Imperial court — Home world of the Emperor, where Princess Irulan writes her journal.

The imperial court of the Padishah Emperor Shaddam IV.

Filmed at Brion tomb, San Vito di Altivole, Italy — A two-day pre-shoot here stood in for the imperial court in the scenes with Irulan and Shaddam. Google Maps · Apple Maps

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Paul and Jessica flee into the deep desert (2024)

Harkonnen soldiers hunt Paul, Jessica and their Fremen guides across the sands. Stilgar leads them deeper, saying only Fremen can survive there.

Set in Arrakis, the deep desert — Open sand and rock country far from Harkonnen-held cities.

A desert planet whose people live around scarce water.

Filmed at Liwa Oasis, Abu Dhabi, UAE — Chosen for the footage among the sand dunes of Arrakis. Google Maps · Apple Maps

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Filmed at Wadi Rum, Jordan — One of the Jordan canyon and rock-formation locations used for Arrakis landscape shots. Google Maps · Apple Maps

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Filmed at Al-Siq, Petra, Jordan — Another Jordan canyon named for the Arrakis landscape shots. Google Maps · Apple Maps

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Arrival at Sietch Tabr (2024)

Paul and Jessica reach Sietch Tabr, where some Fremen suspect them of being spies while others see signs of a prophecy. Paul tells his mother that the Bene Gesserit story about a messiah has taken root, and that he can use it to reach the Emperor.

Set in Sietch Tabr — Fremen cave community in the southern rock of Arrakis.

Underground refuge where water is hoarded and guarded.

Feyd-Rautha in the arena on Giedi Prime (2024)

Feyd-Rautha tests his new blades and then fights in an arena before a roaring crowd, while Bene Gesserit sisters watch. Lady Fenring brings them to see whether he could be the one they are looking for.

Set in Giedi Prime — The Harkonnen home world, where Feyd-Rautha fights before an arena crowd.

Home planet of House Harkonnen.

Paul reunites with Gurney Halleck (2024)

During a raid on a smuggler spice harvester, Paul reunites with his old mentor Gurney Halleck, who survived and turned smuggler. Gurney tells Paul he stayed on Arrakis because he wanted blood.

Set in Arrakis, smuggler spice harvester — A smuggler spice harvester raided by Paul and the Fremen.

Spice harvesters are the machines the Harkonnen and smugglers use to gather spice.

The Water of Life in the south (2024)

Paul has gone south and drinks the Water of Life, falling into a coma. Jessica pushes Chani to save him, and he wakes with new visions of possible futures.

Set in Arrakis, southern Fremen sietch — The southern desert where the Fremen fundamentalists wait.

The liquid the Reverend Mother ritually drinks.

Filmed at Hungexpo, Budapest, Hungary — Constructed sets (scenes not stated) Google Maps · Apple Maps

Filmed at Pantheon of the Workers' Movement, Fiume Road Graveyard, Budapest — Filming location (scene not stated) Google Maps · Apple Maps

Characters

• Paul Atreides — Heir of the defeated House Atreides, taken in by the Fremen.
• Lady Jessica — Paul's Bene Gesserit mother, expecting a daughter.
• Chani — A Fremen fighter who comes to love Paul.
• Stilgar — Leader of the Fremen tribe that shelters them.
• Princess Irulan — The Emperor's daughter, who keeps the journal.
• Feyd-Rautha — The Baron's favored nephew.