What Makes Me Take the Train (2013) [PG]

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Release Date:
June 25, 2013

Original Title:
Ce qui me fait prendre le train

Genres:
Fantasy | Mystery

Production Companies:
UniFrance

Production Countries:
France

Ratings / Certifications:
US: PG 

Runtime: 15

… it's humanity.

(…) To go to the other side, she builds a night vision, from those whom make the dead alive. A vision that has the makings of a dream, which makes the invisible visible: Orpheus falls asleep and allows the cinema to be.

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Assistant Director:
Jean-Daniel Pellen
Claire Delâtre

Costume Design:
Bulle Tronel

Director:
Pierre Mazingarbe

Director of Photography:
Brice Pancot

Editor:
Hoël Sainléger

Music:
Valentin Mazingarbe

Production Design:
Pierre Mazingarbe

Production Director:
Jacky Lautem

Set Decoration:
Bulle Tronel

Sound Editor:
Valentin Mazingarbe
Agathe Courtin

Sound Engineer:
Valentin Mazingarbe

Sound Mixer:
Maxime Champesme

Special Effects:
Pierre Mazingarbe
Jonas Schloesing
Lucas Malbrun
Anaïs Caura

Writer:
Hoël Sainléger

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