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France, 1990
The cinema's greatest scenes on transport
Following on from Cites-Cines, the French National Railway
Corporation (SNCF) ordered a Cinema Train, a travelling exhibition
to attract cinema lovers to railway stations all over France.
In a mischievous manner, it evoked all sorts of transport taken from fiction
films, except the train! Sets, film mixes, an old passenger plane taken
to pieces and put together again and cars cut in two. The whole lot was
combined with tricks of the trade and mirror effects to represent the
inside of a real caravel, the weightlessness inside a space craft and
the repetitive, chock-a-block area of a parking lot.
The train atmosphere was still present, symbolised by a luxury sleeper
car with suggestive decors and a honeymoon atmosphere.
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