La femme et le TGV
- 2016
- 30m
IMDb RATING
7.0/10
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A touching story between a lonely woman and a TGV train driver.A touching story between a lonely woman and a TGV train driver.A touching story between a lonely woman and a TGV train driver.
- Nominated for 1 Oscar
- 8 wins & 4 nominations total
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- GoofsAs Eloise wakes up at the beginning, two clocks indicate it is 6:05 am. She gets dressed, which would take a few minutes at the pace shown. She puts on his wristwatch, which is still at 6:05. This could still be explained by the watch running behind, although that would not fit the character. But then the left clock's alarm goes off and both clocks are also still at 6:05, which is impossible.
- Crazy creditsAfter the end credits are brief shots of the real Bruno, his passing TGV, and the real Eloise waving and showing a rolled up letter.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Oscar Nominated Short Films 2017: Live Action (2017)
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La femme et le TGV (2016)
*** (out of 4)
Elise (Jane Birkin) is a lonely woman who lives alone in a small house that sets right by a TGV track. Each morning she follows the same routine by opening the window by the track and waving a flag. One day she receives a letter from someone on the train who appreciates her gesture and before long the two strike up a relationship.
LA FEMME ET LE TGV is one of the five Oscar-nominated short for Best Live Action. If you're a fan of watching these type of shorts then you should find this one to be rather entertaining, although it does run on a bit too long at thirty-minutes. With that said, for the most part there's a lot of heart and charm to be found in the picture and there's also an extremely good performance by Birkin. She's certainly very believable in the role and helps carry the picture with her touching performance.
*** (out of 4)
Elise (Jane Birkin) is a lonely woman who lives alone in a small house that sets right by a TGV track. Each morning she follows the same routine by opening the window by the track and waving a flag. One day she receives a letter from someone on the train who appreciates her gesture and before long the two strike up a relationship.
LA FEMME ET LE TGV is one of the five Oscar-nominated short for Best Live Action. If you're a fan of watching these type of shorts then you should find this one to be rather entertaining, although it does run on a bit too long at thirty-minutes. With that said, for the most part there's a lot of heart and charm to be found in the picture and there's also an extremely good performance by Birkin. She's certainly very believable in the role and helps carry the picture with her touching performance.
- Michael_Elliott
- Feb 25, 2017
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