Synopsis
In the twilight of his life, before letting go and abandoning an existence that no longer amused him, a man said--a man who had always lived in Paris: "I want to be buried in Limoges," although nothing awaited him there but a city to which he owed nothing and which knew nothing of him. He had said, as if apologizing for going into such distant exile: "Those who love me can take the train."
His lovers were there, and lovers' lovers, ex-lovers' new wives, old friends, casual acquaintances, and the faithful. There would be the train trip, over and above their sadness, a wild, funny, marvelous adventure lies ahead.
“Those Who Love Me Can Take the Train is a cinematically vivid and emotionally draining ensembler."-Lisa Nesselson, Variety
20th anniversary brand new 4K restoration. From the acclaimed director of " Queen Margot."
His lovers were there, and lovers' lovers, ex-lovers' new wives, old friends, casual acquaintances, and the faithful. There would be the train trip, over and above their sadness, a wild, funny, marvelous adventure lies ahead.
“Those Who Love Me Can Take the Train is a cinematically vivid and emotionally draining ensembler."-Lisa Nesselson, Variety
20th anniversary brand new 4K restoration. From the acclaimed director of " Queen Margot."