Antoine steward on the night train Paris-Venice. He must cards and identity documents of travelers in 'his' pick wagon. One day, a passenger, Jean-Bernard, for protection. He suffers from an unknown illness and he is not alone on the run for scholars who want to use him as a guinea pig, but also for Brandeburg, a trader in human organs.
Luc Béraud
Director
Jacques Gamblin
Antoine
Bernard Haller
Jean-Bernard Bonassieu
Isabelle Renauld
Isabelle
Marc Citti
Richard
Pierre Arditi
Jack London (voice)
Gunilla Karlzen
Bettina
Bernard Crombey
Journalist
Peter Bonke
Brandeburg
René Féret
Le médecin
Ged Marlon
Le contrôleur 'trois étoiles'
Gilles Gaston-Dreyfus
Veste noire
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