What is the duration of Night Train to Venice?

The duration of Night Train to Venice is 72 mins.

What is the original language of Night Train to Venice?

The original language of Night Train to Venice is English.

Who directed Night Train to Venice?

Night Train to Venice was directed by Carlo U. Quinterio.

Which studio made Night Train to Venice?

Night Train to Venice was produced by Take Munich Filmproduction.

Night Train to Venice 1993

Q: Does Night Train to Venice have end credit scenes?

Night Train to Venice does not have end credit scenes.

Fantasy

Thriller

Mystery

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Runtime

72 mins

Language

English

On a midnight run from Munich to Venice, the Orient Express is packed for the opening of Venice’s carnival. Among the eclectic passengers—a young writer, an actress with her daughter, an elderly dancer, five neo‑Nazi punks, and a mysterious man who appears to manipulate their dreams—tension mounts as terror looms at the final stop.

Take Munich Filmproduction

Studio

Carlo U. Quinterio

Director

Does Night Train to Venice have end credit scenes?

No!

Night Train to Venice does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

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Stranger

Hugh Grant

Martin

Ralph Herforth

Skin Max

David Kehoe

Conductor

Rachel Rice

Pia

Robinson Reichel

Skin Udo

Tahnee Welch

Vera

Kristina Söderbaum

Old Woman

Evelyn Opela

Tatjana

Roland Astor

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Samy Langs

Pedro

Murphy McLaren

Black Friend

Burkhard Kosminski

Skin Walter

Matthias Kosminski

Skin #4

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