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Le Dernier Train is a french film of genre Drama with Georges Staquet
Le Dernier Train (1978)
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Add to a movie listLe Dernier Train est un téléfilm français de Jacques Krier réalisé en 1978 et diffusé en 1979.
Synopsis
L'action se passe dans le milieu cheminot du Nord de la France. Un conducteur de locomotive électrique est responsable d'un accident qui fait deux morts. Traduit devant le tribunal correctionnel, il subit un choc nerveux qui va bouleverser toute sa vie familiale. Mais tout finira au mieux pour lui, cependant.Actors
Georges Staquet
(Marcel, le conducteur de train)
Véronique Silver
(Clara)
Ronny Coutteure
(l'aide conducteur)
Roger Riffard
(Rebarduy)
Pierre Devilder
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