The Passengers Of The Night

Paris, 1981. Left by her husband, Elisabeth finds herself alone, responsible for the day-to-day care of her two children. She picks up a job on a night-time radio show, where she meets Talulah, a youngster she decides to take under her wing.

Critic Reviews:

• " It’s a lovely slice of French life, with some well written, well performed characters. Gainsbourg in particular is effective at giving the film an emotional core and a beating heart, and Abita excels as the young Talulah. " – Chris Knight (National Post)

• " With its stunning production design and nostalgic but stylish ’80s costumes, The Passengers of the Night is a gorgeous invitation to slow down and take it all in before life passes by. " – Jude Dry (indieWire)

• " There is something sweet-natured in the film’s positive attitude to life. " – Peter Bradshaw (Guardian)