TGV
Synopsis
July. Major holiday departures. TGV Paris-Brest. Alex does her first steps as a train controller on a great line, flanked by her colleague Antoine. During an inspection, she crosses the way of a passenger who diverts her from her new functions.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Émilie Noblet
- Screenplay & Story
- Thomas Pujol
- Original Title
- TGV
- Country of Origin
- Germany, France
- Spoken Languages
- French
- Runtime
- 9m
- Production Studios
- La Fémis, Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg, SWR/Arte
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Émilie Noblet
Thomas Pujol
Noé Bach
Clémence Carré
Ricardo Monastier, Céline Ruffié-Camus, Jérôme Barthélemy
Department Leadership Roster
Ricardo Monastier
Producer
Céline Ruffié-Camus
Producer
Noé Bach
Director of Photography
Clémence Carré
Editor
Thomas Pujol
Writer
Émilie Noblet
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About TGV
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What is TGV about?
July. Major holiday departures. TGV Paris-Brest. Alex does her first steps as a train controller on a great line, flanked by her colleague Antoine. During an inspection, she crosses the way of a passenger who diverts her from her new functions.
Who directed TGV?
TGV was directed by Émilie Noblet.
Who stars in TGV?
The principal cast of TGV includes Laëtitia Spigarelli, Nicolas Maury, Matthieu Sampeur.
When was TGV released and how long is it?
TGV was released in 2014 with a total runtime of 9m.