03 Oct 1997
Their Frozen Dream
Poetic documentary about the polar expedition of S. A. Andrée which Troell had previously dramatized in "Ingenjör Andrées luftfärd" (1982).
Top Billed Cast
Julien Bocher Narrator (voice)
Jérémie Zeguerman Self - Director , gare du Nord
Patrick Cognasson Self - Historian, railway specialist
Clive Lamming Self - Railway historian
Étienne Tricaud Self - Architect and engineer, co-founder and president of AREP
Jean-Marie Duthilleul Self - Architect and engineer, co-founder and president of AREP
Sylvain Guillon Self - Substation regulator, gare du Nord
Noël Mamère Self (archive footage)
Florian Artus Self - Switchman-greaser, gare du Nord
François Mitterrand Self (archive footage)
Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom Self (archive footage)
David Trendel Self - Substation regulator, gare du Nord
Stéphane Felici Self - Local manager, gare du Nord
Laurent Fournier Self - Station service operational manager, gare du Nord
Xavier Nowak Self - Station manager, gare du Nord
Patrick Ropert Self - Director general, SCNF Gares & Connexions
Patrick Mignot Self - Paris-Nord project director, SNCF Gares & Connexions
Frédéric Lagoutte Self - Operations manager, AMRA
Ludovic Lunetta Self - Site manager, AMRA
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