For my fifth film of the London Film Festival, I decided to go down the American independent movie route. Looking at the schedule, the general plot of Train Dreams stood out to me as something that could be interesting, but what clinched it as a film that I would watch at the festival is the […]
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Train Dreams follows logger Robert Grainer as he navigates love, loss, and life’s transience in early 20th-century America. Directed by Clint Bentley, the film’s visual poetry, fluid editing, and naturalistic performances—especially from Will Patton—capture the beauty and melancholy of ordinary life, resonating deeply with themes of change and inevitability.
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Clint Bentley
