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To: epicure who wrote (1197)	8/30/2001 3:10:48 PM
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Those Who Love Me Can Take the Train (1998) Starring: Pascal Greggory, Jean-Louis Trintignant Director: Patrice Chereau Synopsis: When a renowned bisexual painter dies, an argumentative assortment of relatives and lovers gathers for the funeral. Stellar cast lifts unevenly scripted drama, which Gallic cinema fans will thoroughly enjoy. Runtime: 122 minutes MPAA Rating: NR Genres: Drama, Foreign, Gay/Lesbian Country of Origin: France Language: French I finally finished watching it. Very strange movie. Took me a long time to get through. Very interesting, but it is uneven. And there are so many people, and complex relationships. Worth seeing though. I had to go to four video stores to find it. It was on someone's top ten list for 1999 (yes 1999- because it was released in the US in 99) in the number 1 spot- so I wanted to see it. I certainly wouldn't have put it there. But we all have different tastes.