The Last Train
6.8
“Do not forget. Do not sell yourself. Do not give up.”
Three old men and a little boy try to preserve what they consider to be National Patrimony in the form of a locomotive nicknamed the "33"
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Cast
10 people
Héctor Alterio
Il professore
Known for
The Boat
Son of the Bride
Federico Luppi
Pepe
Known for
Cronos
The Devil's Backbone
Pepe Soriano
Dante
Also in
Farmacia de guardia
Grandma
Gastón Pauls
Jimmy Ferreira
Known for
Nine Queens
Nobody Knows I'm Here
Elisa Contreras
Micaela
No other roles listed
Balaram Dinard
Guito
No other roles listed
Eduardo Miglionico
Ponce
Also in
Cathedrals
The Airship
Saturnino García
De León
Known for
The Day of the Beast
Mutant Action
Jenny Goldstein
Notera
Known for
Acne
Fred Deakin
Mac Perry
Also in
Today and Tomorrow
Love with a stranger
Diego Arsuaga Director · Fernando Javier León Rodríguez Writer Beda Docampo Feijóo Writer
Worldwide gross $481K · Budget $2.5M · First release May 31, 2002
Box office
Budget
$2,500,000
Worldwide gross
$481,199
Gross vs. budget
0.2×
Production
OK Films
Production
Rambla Producciones
Production
Taxi Films
Production
Telefe
Production
Tornasol Media
Production
Patagonik
Production
Uruguay · Argentina · Spain
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Languages
Original title
El último tren
Original language
Spanish
Spoken on screen
Spanish
Release dates
Uruguay · May 31, 2002
Theatrical
No release date listed for United States.
Argentina
August 22, 2002 · Theatrical
February 8, 2025 · Limited theatrical · MALBA - Aviones, trenes y automóviles
Germany
September 20, 2003 · Limited theatrical · Hamburg Film Festival
Spain
November 22, 2002 · Theatrical
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