A 50-minute train ride from Montreal to Halifax captures the sights and sounds of Canadian landscapes while reflecting on the past of rail travel.
“An elegy for traveling by rail follows the titular train from Montreal to Halifax.”
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A 50-minute train ride from Montreal to Halifax captures the sights and sounds of Canadian landscapes while reflecting on the past of rail travel.
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Montreal's Océan passenger train embarks on its route to Halifax, capturing the essence of rail travel in Canada. Directed by Catherine Martin, the 2002 documentary intertwines scenic footage with interviews that reflect on the cultural and historical significance of train journeys. It evokes memories of a time when long-distance rail travel was more common. Featured voices include Robert Marcel Lepage and Claude Cartier, who share insights on nostalgia and the personal connections formed through travel.
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Why Watch
- See the Océan train route from Montreal to Halifax.
- Meet individuals sharing their train travel memories.
- Find out about the cultural significance of rail travel.
Did You Know
- The film was released in 2002 and directed by Catherine Martin.
- It features the Océan train route from Montreal to Halifax.
- The film has a duration of 50 minutes.
- It was included in the Toronto International Film Festival's Canada's Top Ten list for 2002.
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Who directed the documentary Ocean?
Ocean was directed by Catherine Martin.
What is the duration of the documentary Ocean?
The duration of Ocean is 50 minutes.
In which year was Ocean released?
Ocean was released in 2002.
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