Movies and TvShows featuring "sleeping-compartment" theme.

In the year 2500, the sun is dying and humanity must move the Earth to a new solar system. As the Earth is transformed into a giant spaceship, a group of brave individuals must overcome various obstacles to ensure the survival of mankind.

Illusive Tracks is a comedy thriller that takes place on a train ride in Eastern Europe in the year 1945. The story revolves around a train conductor, nuns, a war hero, and various unexpected events. The film combines elements of slapstick comedy and surprise endings, making it an entertaining and intriguing watch. The plot follows a group of diverse characters as they navigate through a train compartment, encountering situations involving vomit, syringes, and even the Brandenburg Gate. The film also explores themes of homosexuality, infidelity, and the impact of war. As the train journey unfolds, secrets are revealed, relationships are tested, and the characters find themselves entangled in a murder mystery that keeps the audience guessing until the end.

William, a Harvard psychology professor is having trouble dealing with life after the death of his wife when he meets a beautiful woman named Ali. As their relationship grows, he begins to question her secretive past, which he discovers is linked to a series of murders that the police are investigating. Tim Matheson (Animal House, The West Wing) stars.

Public Hero Number 1 (1935) is a crime drama film set in the 1930s. The story revolves around a heroic public figure who pretends to be drunk and infiltrates a gang of robbers to bring them to justice. Along the way, he must navigate prison riots, escape attempts, and a flooded river. With the help of a government agent and a prison cellmate, he takes down the gang leader and reunites with his long-lost sister.

Never Give a Sucker an Even Break is a comedy film released in 1941. It follows the story of a man who experiences various misadventures in the movie industry, while trying to help his aspiring actress niece. The film showcases the absurdity and challenges of Hollywood's movie-making process.

Sixten reluctantly go to a ski resort in Åre to write a script to a movie.