Cornish Branches (1991) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Cornish Branches about?
Cornish Branches is a documentary. Coombe Junction marks the start of the Looe branch, known for its steep climb and scenic views. The film covers five railway branches in Cornwall, including the freight-only line to Fowey, which runs alongside a river. The Newquay branch meanders through the countryside, while the Falmouth branch retains its original main line infrastructure. Finally, the coastal railway leads to St. Ives, famous for its golden sands. Filmed in 1991, the documentary features first-generation DMUs and a Class 37 locomotive.
When was Cornish Branches released?
Cornish Branches was released in 1991.
How long is Cornish Branches?
Cornish Branches has a runtime of 91 minutes.
What genre is Cornish Branches?
Cornish Branches is classified as Society.