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Man on the Train

Drama. Comedy. Thriller A teacher and a gangster meet by chance in a small town pharmacy. As a friendship of sorts develops between these opposite personalities, each starts to envy the other and by the week's end, everything will change for both of them.
Media Author Review
United States
"A Masterpiece"
United States
Miami Herald
"Under Leconte's artful direction, a believable bond develops between the men, each envious of the direction the other's life has taken."
United States
Minneapolis Star Tribune
"For the most part, [Leconte] pulls back and lets the two stars do their thing. And they do it marvelously."
United States
San Francisco Chronicle
"Taps into the same emotional current that sustains the entire 'buddy picture' genre, but does so with feeling and unmistakable insight." 
United States
Philadelphia Inquirer
"A beautifully deft, witty character study."
Canada
Toronto Star
"The movie is as contemplative, gentle, and subdued as it is understatedly funny."
United States
Chicago Sun-Times
"One of [Leconte's] most elegant films. (...) Rating: ★★★★ (out of 4)" 
United States
The Washington Post
"Piquant, thoroughly engaging character drama."
United States
Los Angeles Times
"The movie -- simple, pure and powerful -- makes us feel the intensity of both life in transit and life lived, if only for a moment, in another's skin."
United States
New York Post
"A literate story that relies on a thoughtful script and the work of two exceptional performers."
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