A Northeast Regional train travels from Penn Station in New York City, carrying passengers who share their stories as it moves through falling snow.
Synopsis
A Northeast Regional train travels from Penn Station in New York City, carrying passengers who share their stories as it moves through falling snow.
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Synopsis
On a cold February morning, Amtrak's Northeast Regional train departs from Penn Station in New York City. As it travels through the East Coast and Midwest, passengers recount their personal stories while snow falls outside. The film captures the shifting light and scenery, marking the passage of time. Each train station announcement signals a transition, leading to the gradual descent into darkness, illustrating the ongoing movement across the United States. Directed by Gina Telaroli, the documentary runs for 60 minutes.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See personal stories from diverse passengers.
- Follow the train's route through changing landscapes.
- Meet the director Gina Telaroli.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Gina Telaroli in 2012.
- Traveling Light has a runtime of 60 minutes.
- The documentary features Amtrak's Northeast Regional train service.
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Who directed the documentary Traveling Light?
Traveling Light was directed by Gina Telaroli.
What is the duration of the documentary Traveling Light?
The duration of Traveling Light is 60 minutes.
Where does the Northeast Regional train depart from in the documentary?
The Northeast Regional train departs from Penn Station in New York City.
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