2009 Directed by Jim Jennings
The film flips subway rushes in various directions and quick cuts to provide a whole line study of broadway (Queens) boogie-woogie that only occasionally syncopates into rhythms, while giving the wet apparitions of the metro--graffiti, rust, people's crowded, fleeting faces . . . (David Phelps)
I've never been on a train, and I like black and white movies.
3 stars I guess
proza metra, miejsca, nastroju, sposobu, etc. z skupionych, oddalonych psychologicznie, czarno-białych, skontrastowanych zdjęciach, w deszcz i w słońce, wewnątrz pociągu i na dworcach, awangarda...
The film flips subway rushes in various directions and quick cuts to provide a whole line study of broadway (Queens) boogie-woogie that only occasionally syncopates into rhythms, while giving the wet apparitions of the metro--graffiti, rust, people's crowded, fleeting faces... (David Phelps)
www.themoviedb.org/movie/330783-train-of-thought
“Migrants in the silver rush. Elevated, riding the rails, caught by a sympathetic but prohibited camera, thrown together, bouncing from borough to borough, taking the curves.” mubi
