فیلم کوتاه خارجی The Railroad Lady (بانوی راه آهن)

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نامزد دریافت جایزه:Academy Awards, USA 2017 , Miami Film Festival 2017 , Music + Sound Awards, International 2017

برنده جایزه از جشنواره:Boulder International Film Festival 2017 , Creative World Awards 2016 , Heartland International Film Festival 2016 , Max Ophüls Festival 2017 , Sapporo International Short Film Festival and Market 2016 , Sitges – Catalonian International Film Festival 2016 , Swiss Film Prize 2017 , Underexposed Film Festival yc 2017

Boulder International Film Festival 2017
جوایز جهانی خلاق 2016
جشنواره بین المللی فیلم Heartland 2016
Max Oph Ols Festival 2017
Sapporo International Film Short Film and Market 2016
جشنواره بین المللی فیلم کاتالونیا 2016
جایزه فیلم سوئیسی 2017 ، جشنواره فیلم Underexposed yc 2017
جوایز اسکار ، USA 2017
جشنواره فیلم میامی 2017
Music + Sound Awards، International 2017

ژانر:درام,بیوگرافی

سال ساخت : 2016

مدت پخش : 31:21

زبان فیلم : آلمانی زیرنویس انگلیسی

ساخت کشور آلمان

کارگردان: Timo von Gunten

بازیگران: Jane Birkin, Julie Dray, Gilles Tschudi

بر اساس یک داستان واقعی

La femme et le TGV (انگلیسی: The Railroad Lady) یک فیلم کوتاه کوتاه 2016 به زبان فرانسوی سوئیس به کارگردانی تیمو فون Gunten است. این بخش تحسین منتقدین را دریافت کرد و برای بسیاری از جوایز صنعت از جمله جایزه اسکار بهترین فیلم کوتاه اکشن بهترین فیلم در 89مین جوایز اسکار 2017 در سال 2017 با تهیه کننده Giacun Caduff نامزد دریافت جایزه شد.

یک بیوه تنها ، الیز ، در کنار یک خط راه آهن TGV در سوئیس زندگی می کند و باعث می شود در طی گذر از روزانه دو بار پرچم سوئیس را در قطار بچسبانید. روز به روز او نانوایی را در شهر اداره می کند که مشتری کمی دارد. در سراسر خیابان از نانوایی او یک استودیوی رقص است که توسط یک جوان ، ژاک ، بازدید می شود که بی پروا به شهر می رود و پارک های غیرقانونی را در مقابل نانوایی برای بازدید از دوست دخترش ، پارک می کند ، و این بسیار ناراحت کننده است.

La femme et le TGV (English: The Railroad Lady) is a 2016 Swiss French-language short film directed by Timo von Gunten. It received critical acclaim and was nominated for many industry awards including the Academy Award for Best Live Action Short Film at the 89th Academy Awards in 2017 with producer Giacun Caduff.

A lonely widow, Elise, lives next to a TGV railroad line in Switzerland and makes a point to wave a Swiss flag at the train during its twice daily passing. By day she runs a bakery in town which has few customers. Across the street from her bakery is a dance studio which is visited by a young man, Jacques, who drives recklessly into town and parks illegally in front of the bakery to visit his girlfriend, much to Elise’s dismay.

Meanwhile, Elise gets a letter, thrown out the window of a passing train, from Bruno, a TGV train driver, thanking her for her flag waving. Moved, she manages to establish contact with Bruno and the two develop a relationship, with him dropping letters and packages to her regularly. Through her letters and phone calls, it is revealed that originally she waved at trains with her son, and when he grew up and moved away, she continued as a way to stay close to him.

On her birthday, her son Pierre comes to visit. She tells him that she has “met someone” and he reacts angrily, and then tries to convince her to move into a retirement home. Annoyed, she leaves while he’s taking a phone call and races home to greet the train, but the train does not come. She wanders out onto the tracks to see if a letter or package is left and Pierre finds her there. He hugs her and gives her the pamphlet for the retirement home. She goes inside and angrily calls the railroad only to discover that the TGV has been rerouted and will no longer come by. She falls asleep in a chair, missing a knock on her door.

In the morning she discovers a letter from Bruno under the door. He writes that he is sorry he missed her, that he will miss seeing her as he passes by and that he is leaving by train from Zurich later that morning. Elise gets on her bicycle and races to meet him. Although she bikes fast enough to create a breeze, on the outside of town she realizes she will not make it to Zurich on time. She runs into Jacques who gives her a ride in his automobile. Elise, still in her nightgown, races through the train station but gets to the platform just as the doors have been closed, leaving her visibly disappointed. But Bruno, sitting in a passenger car, spots her and calls her name, banging on the window of the train. She finally sees him, but then notices his wife, sitting next to him, as the train departs. Jacques comforts her. Back in town, Elise’s bakery, after a closure for remodeling, reopens to a large crowd, with Jacques hired to help. Elise reflects on the experience and realizes that it has given her renewed desire to reengage with life.

In the epilogue, video is shown of the real woman on whom the story is based.