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Night Express (2006) [N/A]

Featuring:
Maksim Shchyogolev, Kseniya Buravskaya, Elena Kravtsova

Written by:
Ernest Hemingway
Klim Shipenko

Directed by:
Klim Shipenko


Release Date:
September 2, 2006

Original Title:
Ночной экспресс

Alternate Titles:
Nochnoy ekspress

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
StandApart Films

Production Countries:
Russia

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 14

Overview from TheMovieDB

Adaptation of the Ernest Hemingway short story "Hills Like White Elephants".

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Overview from Open Movies

Train station cafe and a cute night. A young couple is sitting at the table next to the window, through which they see the trains go by. "It's really an awfully simple operation." He says. They try to stay calm. Try to control themselves. The woman sees white elephants through the window. The man tells her that he'll love her more if she "goes through with it." She smiles. He doesn't understand. She does. She understands everything. He gets irritated, frustrated, helpless. He wants to go outside to get some fresh air. Smokes. Train flashes by. Tears. Smile. She feels fine. Everything's fine. Nothing happened. Nothing really. Nothing at all. Nothing ever does.

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Rankings and Honors

Night Express (2006) on IMDb
Internet Movie Database 3.9/10

Performers

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Production

Director:
Klim Shipenko

Director of Photography:
Andrey Ivanov

Producer:
Timur Weinstein
Klim Shipenko

Screenplay:
Klim Shipenko

Short Story:
Ernest Hemingway

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