Lost in Transit Trailer

Lost in Transit Trailer (1993)

01 September 1993 Comedy 91 mins

A traveller who has lost his passport in a Paris airport while between flights is restricted to a special transit zone. There he finds a group of similarly lost people hiding out and living from hand-to-mouth, reliant on their ingenuity to survive.

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Cast

Jean Rochefort

as Arturo Conti

Laura del Sol

as Angela

Jean-Louis Richard

as Monsieur Armanet

José Artur

as Le marchand de journaux

Olivier Saladin

as Le restaurateur

Jacques Mathou

as Policier contrôle #1

Christian Sinniger

as Policier contrôle #2

Yves Osmu

as Policier commissariat

Dimitri Radochevitch

as Le chauffeur du car

Pierre Laplace

as Inspecteur commissariat

Crew

Enrique Posner

Enrique Posner Associate Producer

Jeff Cohen

Original Music Composer

Aline Bonetto

Aline Bonetto Production Design

Martine Rapin

Martine Rapin Costume Design

Stéphanie Lemaire

Stéphanie Lemaire Makeup Artist

Jasmine Nakache

Jasmine Nakache Makeup Artist

Laurent Lévy

Laurent Lévy Foley Artist

International Releases Dates

Spain 01 September 1993

France 23 February 1994

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