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Released
1962 · FILM

Il y a un train toutes les heures

Directed by
Runtime
110 min
Language
FR
DramaRomance

Synopsis

In one of the early attempts at a feature-length film in Belgium, director Andre Cavens has come up with a slow-paced, mediocre melodrama that revolves around a conflict between a woman's needs and her responsibilities. The young wife is unhappy with the way her marriage is going (or not going) and she decides that she needs a break to come to grips with the situation. While she is taking a leave of absence from home and hearth she meets a companionable young man who by his very nature provides her with everything she misses in her husband and marriage. But is that any reason to either start an affair or seek a divorce?

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Principal cast & crew: 15

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Why a floor?

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Craft leads on file

Shot by Albert Le BerrurierScored by Nelly Le Berrurier

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