Only Trains Remember That
Fragments from feature films produced in Latvia between 1958 and 1989 create a 42-minute found footage film centered on trains and railroad tracks.
Synopsis
Fragments from feature films produced in Latvia between 1958 and 1989 create a 42-minute found footage film centered on trains and railroad tracks.
Synopsis
Latvia's cinematic history from 1958 to 1989 unfolds through a collection of found footage in Only Trains Remember That. The film weaves together fragments from various feature films, centering on trains and railroad tracks as symbols of movement and change. It reflects on memories and desires, capturing the pursuit of happiness. The documentary illustrates how trains have influenced storytelling in cinema, serving as a backdrop for contemplation and transformation.
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