In February, those who love us will take the train!
1 month - 1 theme - 10 films: discover LaCinetek's February Selection of the month.

The selection invites you aboard mysterious cars where plots are played out behind closed doors; it leads you to unexpected ramifications or takes you along the well-trodden paths of tragic destinies. Whether you are a enger or a railway worker, the train is both microcosm and macrocosm: it represents social environments, and is a metaphor for the paths of life or the well-oiled mechanics of the movie machine.

This month, 10 "lively" tracks to get you moving, and see landscapes, loved ones, time ing by... 

Murder on the Orient Express, by Sidney Lumet (1974)
The Lady Vanishes by Alfred Hitchcock (1938)
3:10 to Yuma, by Delmer Daves (1957)
Some Like It Hot, by Billy Wilder (1959)
Blind Chance, by Krzysztof Kieślowski (1987)
The Meetings of Anna, by Chantal Akerman (1978)
The Battle of the Rails, by René Clément (1946)
Tie Xi Qu: West of the Tracks, by Wang Bing (2002)
La Bête Humaine, by Jean Renoir (1938)
La Roue (4 parts), by Abel Gance (1923)