The Queen Elizabeth 2 made her first crossing to New York in 1969. In 1992 she is the last ocean liner on the Atlantic, no longer a means of transport but a floating town of 1,500 passengers. A crew of 1,200, among them Captain Warwick, keeps her running day and night. From Southampton to New York, nearly 3,000 people live together for five days in a kind of complicity: first the unpredictable ocean, then New York, far away like a New World.
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Rob Rombout Director · Jean-Philippe Laroche Writer Jean-Christophe Renault Composer
First release January 1, 1992 · Produced in Belgium · Languages English, French
Production
Nota Bene
Production
RTBF
Production
BRTN
Production
Wallonie Image Production
Production
Belgium
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Original title
Transatlantique, Queen Elizabeth 2
Original language
French
Spoken on screen
English · French
Release dates
Belgium · January 1, 1992
TV · RTBF / BRTN co-production; year only
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