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Movie (1991)
German title: Homo Faber
Italian title: Passioni violente
Starring:
Sam Shepard (Walter Faber)
Julie Delpy (Sabeth)
Barbara Sukowa (Hannah)
Dieter Kirchlechner (Herbert Hencke)
Walter, a 50 year old Swiss engineer who lives in Latin America, accidentally discovers that 20 years ago he had a daughter. Later, while traveling to Europe by ship, he meets a young attractive girl Sabeth, who reminds him of his girlfriend from the past. Him and her also seem to have a lot in common; they quickly fall in love despite the age difference. But it turns out their similarities are not coincidental.
Lockheed L-1049H-82 Super Constellation
Lockheed L-1049H-82 Super Constellation, s/n 4830, registration N6937C, built in 1957. Being one of the few airworthy Constellations, this aircraft can be seen in other films.
Aircraft is painted into TWA colours, but carries a name of fictional airline "South American Continental". According to the plot, the aircraft makes a hard emergency landing in the desert, and with TWA still in business in 1991, the creators of the film could not use its name.
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