Friends of a recently deceased minor painter Jean-Baptiste take a train in Paris for Limoges, where he wished to be buried, and all the people on the train have their problems.
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| Pascal Greggory | ... | François | |
| Valeria Bruni Tedeschi | ... | Claire (as Valeria Bruni-Tedeschi) | |
| Charles Berling | ... | Jean-Marie | |
| Jean-Louis Trintignant | ... | Lucien Emmerich / Jean-Baptiste Emmerich | |
| Bruno Todeschini | ... | Louis | |
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Sylvain Jacques | ... | Bruno |
| Vincent Perez | ... | Viviane | |
| Roschdy Zem | ... | Thierry | |
| Dominique Blanc | ... | Catherine | |
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Delphine Schiltz | ... | Elodie |
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Nathan Kogen | ... | Sami (as Nathan Cogan) |
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Marie Daëms | ... | Lucie |
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Chantal Neuwirth | ... | Geneviève |
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Thierry de Peretti | ... | Dominique |
| Olivier Gourmet | ... | Bernard | |
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Friends of a recently deceased minor painter Jean-Baptiste take a train in Paris for Limoges, where he wished to be buried, and all the people on the train have their problems. Written by Anonymous
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15 May 1998 (France) See more »Also Known As:
Those Who Love Me Can Take the Train See more »Filming Locations:
Limoges, Haute-Vienne, FranceEdit
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$7,804, 8 August 1999Gross USA:
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In the scene where Claire and Viviane are sitting at the table discussing Viviane's name, Claire's hands alternate between touching her face and resting on the table repeatedly between shots. See more »Crazy Credits
The credit scroll reverses direction for the soundtrack section, temporarily scrolling down instead of up. See more »Soundtracks
Break On Through (To the Other Side)Written by Jim Morrison, Robby Krieger, Ray Manzarek and John Densmore
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One epiphany too many in this film, which had me and nearly every other filmgoer checking their watches repeatedly. No one was surprised by the graphic homosexual sex, nor the transvestite, nor the other pseudo-revelations we were forced to endure. Having recently seen THE CELEBRATION, I found Ceux...'s script boring and predictable, which forced its makers to resort to a cheezy soundtrack which made over-obvious comments on the THEMES and INNER STATES of the far-too-numerous-to-be-fully-developed characters, and, worse, to enervatingly jarring cinematography. The Danish pic carried out its more ambitious project with more flair and less pyrotechniques, and achieved pathos and fuller characterization. If this film hails the rebirth of le cinema francais, then don't be surprised if the land of degaulle is not in the forefront of european cinema in the vingt-et-unieme. Interestingly, could the big-family-reunion cycle in Europe be connected to the integraion of the continent, and deeply-held fears about the internal struggles/issues which remain unresolved? Can european cousins really get along?