The Last Train Argentina, Spain, Uruguay 2002 | 93 min | OV | | FF 2003
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Three veterans of the “Friends of the Rail Association” in Uruguay are livid: a Hollywood studio has bought up the historical steam engine, “Heart of Fire”. Proclaiming “Our national heritage is not for sale!”, the professor with a heart condition (Héctor Alterio), chatterbox Pepe (Frederico Luppi) and scatterbrained Dante (Pepe Soriano) comandeer the train, pursued by the police and the buyers from the USA. The longer they stay on the run, the more theybecome popular heroes. “El último tren” has won audience awards at several festivals and in Spain received the Goya for the best Spanishlanguage foreign film. Supported by
Original title: El ultimo tren
Film type: Fiction Feature
Original language: Spanish
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Language and subtitles: OV
Director: Diego Arsuaga
Screenplay: Diego Arsuaga, Beda Docampo Feijoo
Cast: Héctor Alterio, Frederico Luppi, Pepe Soriano, Gastón Pauls
Producer: Carlos Mentasti
Director of Photography: Hans Burmann
Music: Hugo Jasa
Production Design: Inés Olmedo
Editor: Fernando Pardo
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Format: 35 mm
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German Distributor: Pegasos Filmverleih und Produktion GmbH, Ebertplatz 21, 50668 Köln, Germany, Tel: +49 221 97 26 616, Fax: +49 221 97 26 617, e-mail: pegasos@pegasosfilm.de
World Sales: Slav International, 27 rue de Solférino, 92100 Boulogne, France, Tel: +33 1 46 94 88 00, Fax: +33 1 46 94 88 10, e-mail: slavproductions@yahoo.fr
Production: Tornasol Film, Pza Emilio Jiménez Millas 2, 28008 Madrid, Spain, Tel: +34 91 54 29 564, Fax: +34 91 54 28 710, e-mail: tornasol_film@arrakis.es
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