Lost in Transit

Year: 1993

Runtime: 91 mins

Language: French

Director: Philippe Lioret

Comedy

After misplacing his passport in a Paris airport, a traveler is forced to remain within the airport’s sealed transit zone. There he discovers a hidden community of other stranded passengers and workers, all subsisting on scant resources and relying on clever improvisations to get by, forging uneasy alliances as they each navigate the limbo of exile.

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