The Station (1990)
La stazione (original title)Reference View | Change View
- 1h 32min
- Comedy, Drama
- 27 Sep 1990 (Italy)
- Movie
It starts as a studio theatre: a good-natured, bit pedantic stationmaster performs his job at a railway station in the middle of nowhere. Eventually a beautiful, obviously very rich young woman enters the station and wants to buy a ticket....
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- 11 wins & 10 nominations.
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| Sergio Rubini | ... |
Domenico
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| Margherita Buy | ... |
Flavia
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Ennio Fantastichini | ... |
Danilo
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Michel Rocher |
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Beppe Tosco |
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Popeck | ... |
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Pietro Genuardi |
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Mariella Capotorto |
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Mariangélica Ayala | ... |
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Nico Salatino |
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Gabriella Lunghi |
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Pierluigi Morizio |
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Directed by
| Sergio Rubini | ||
Written by
| Umberto Marino | ... | (play) |
| Umberto Marino | ... | () & |
| Filippo Ascione | ... | () (as Gianfilippo Ascione) and |
| Sergio Rubini | ... | () |
Produced by
| Domenico Procacci | ... | producer |
Music by
| Antonio Di Pofi | ||
Cinematography by
| Alessio Gelsini Torresi | ... | (as Alessio Gelsini) |
Editing by
| Angelo Nicolini | ||
Editorial Department
| Giancarlo Barberi | ... | color timer |
| Esmeralda Calabria | ... | assistant editor |
| Andrea Calaiori | ... | second assistant editor |
| Andrea Gargano | ... | restoration/color grading |
Costume Design by
| Carolina Ferrara | ||
| Luca Gobbi | ||
Makeup Department
| Iole Cecchini | ... | hair stylist |
| Gianfranco Mecacci | ... | makeup artist |
Production Management
| Tommaso Calevi | ... | production manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Maria Vittoria Abbrugiati | ... | second assistant director |
| Francesco Germi | ... | first assistant director |
Art Department
| Walter Faitanini | ... | props |
| Roberto Feri | ... | assistant decorator |
Sound Department
| Giovanni Angeletti | ... | cable person |
| Franco Borni | ... | location sound |
| Giancarlo Carotenuto | ... | sound editor |
| Aldo Ciorba | ... | sound effects |
| Ezio Marcorin | ... | sound effects |
| Sergio Marcotulli | ... | sound engineer |
| Giovanni Marrocco | ... | cable person (as Giovanni Marocco) |
| Danilo Moroni | ... | sound mixer |
| Federico Savina | ... | stereo sound consultant: Dolby |
| Vito Tetro | ... | assistant sound editor |
| Decio Trani | ... | boom operator |
Special Effects by
| Antonio Corridori | ... | special effects |
| Marco Corridori | ... | special effects |
| Aldo Gasparri | ... | special effects |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Eraldo Barbona | ... | grip |
| Massimo Barbona | ... | grip |
| Roberto Barbona | ... | grip |
| Giuseppe Bertucci | ... | electrician |
| Fabrizio Borni | ... | still photographer |
| Francesco Colangeli | ... | electrician |
| Stefano Meldolesi | ... | assistant camera |
| Mauro Pezzotti | ... | key grip |
| Roberta Sacrofano Orlandi | ... | camera operator |
| Marco Sticchi | ... | gaffer |
| Massimiliano Sticchi | ... | electrician |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
| Chiara Cassini | ... | assistant costume designer |
| Franca Paoletti | ... | wardrober |
Music Department
| Massimo D'Agostino | ... | musician: drums |
| Antonio Sechi | ... | orchestra director |
Script and Continuity Department
| Paola Bonelli | ... | script girl |
Transportation Department
| Massimiliano Ferri | ... | driver |
| Eugenio Fortune | ... | driver |
Additional Crew
| Lidia Altamura | ... | production secretary |
| Verena Baldeo | ... | production advisor |
| Mauro Calevi | ... | production coordinator |
| Carlo Del Marro | ... | administrator |
| Doppiaggio Margutta | ... | sonorization |
| Franco Puccio | ... | production secretary |
| Luigi Scardino | ... | administrator |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Aries Film (1992) (United States) (theatrical) (subtitled)
- Malofilm Distribution (1992) (Canada) (theatrical)
- Sidéral Films (1992) (France) (theatrical)
- Fox Lorber Home Video (1992) (United States) (VHS) (subtitled)
- Academy Pictures (1990) (Italy) (theatrical)
- Cinema Ten (1991) (Japan) (theatrical)
- Polfilm (1991) (Sweden) (theatrical)
- Tobis (1992) (Germany) (theatrical)
- Malofilm Home Video (1992) (Canada) (VHS) (subtitled)
- NHK BS Hi-Vision (1999) (Japan) (tv)
- Pony Canyon (1992) (Japan) (VHS)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- C.S. Cinematografica Stiffi Roma (transportation)
- Loreti (grip equipment)
- Rec (lighting)
- Studio 4 (titles)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
It starts as a studio theatre: a good-natured, bit pedantic stationmaster performs his job at a railway station in the middle of nowhere. Eventually a beautiful, obviously very rich young woman enters the station and wants to buy a ticket. She has to wait, they start talking, get closer - high-society meets petty bourgeois. Then suddenly the mood turns around: the woman's fiance appears and tries to prevent the girl from leaving with increasing violence. The stationmaster interferes and the film becomes a thriller about a fight to the death.
Written by Frank Wallner |
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| Movie Connections | References The Shining (1980). See more » |