Transatlantic: Queen Elizabeth 2 (1992)
The Queen Elizabeth 2 made her first crossing to New York in 1969. In 1992 she is the last ocean liner on the Atlantic, no longer a means of transport but a floating town of 1,500 passengers. A crew of 1,200, among them Captain Warwick, keeps her running day and night. From Southampton to New York, nearly 3,000 people live together for five days in a kind of complicity: first the unpredictable ocean, then New York, far away like a New World.
Director: Rob Rombout
https://www.robrombout.com/en/films/1992-transatlantique-queen-elizabeth-2/
| Directing | Rob Rombout | Director |
| Writing | Rob Rombout | Writer |
| Writing | Jean-Philippe Laroche | Writer |
| Camera | Louis-Philippe Capelle | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Paul Heymans | Sound |
| Editing | Adriana Moreira de Oliveira | Editor |
| Sound | Jean-Christophe Renault | Original Music Composer |
