As the Nazis attempt to spirit away a trainload of masterpieces (including works by Renoir, Picasso, and Matisse), Labiche is drawn into a mission of sabotage not out of a love for art, but out of a fierce, growing national pride and a refusal to let the occupiers steal the "heart of France". The Spectacle of Realism
An aristocratic German officer obsessed with "degenerate" modern art. He views the paintings as his personal legacy, claiming that "beauty belongs to the man who can appreciate it". The Train [1964]DVDRip[Xvid]AC3 2ch[Eng]BlueLad...
What makes The Train endure is its . Frankenheimer famously rejected miniatures, choosing instead to use authentic equipment and locations: The Train (1964) - The Goods: Film Reviews As the Nazis attempt to spirit away a
A pragmatic French railway inspector and Resistance leader who initially sees no value in sacrificing lives for "paper and canvas". What makes The Train endure is its
Set in 1944 during the final days of the Nazi occupation of Paris, the film centers on a tense duel between two men who couldn't be further apart: