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Ferroequinology

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Two artists enthralled by the uncanny lure of locomotion set out on journeys across America. Andrew Cross chases freight trains through the Black Rock desert in Nevada in pursuit of a perfect landscape shot. McNair Evans travels on an Amtrak train from San Francisco to Portland, sharing stories and making portraits with fellow passengers. Desolate carriages take on an otherworldly presence and time loses its grasp in this study of photographers in motion, capturing slow travel in today's increasingly fast-paced society.

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Bobby LePire Film Threat 04/20/2022
7.5/10
The majesty of the Black Rock Desert is on full display, as the filmmaker captures its natural beauty well. Go to Full Review Q.V. Hough Vague Visages 02/18/2022
Ferroequinology is a magical piece of self-reflexive work that arguably reveals more about the documentarian than its subjects. Go to Full Review Elias Savada Film International 01/29/2022
3.5/5
Ferroequinology is a pleasant ebb and flo road movie about wandering souls. Laconic, lyrical, observatory, and part soft-spoken public service announcement. Go to Full Review Read all reviews
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Alex Nevill

Director

Andrew Cross

Self

McNair Evans

Self

Keith Haitkin

Producer

Rob Curry

Executive Producer

Tim Plester

Executive Producer
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Synopsis Two artists enthralled by the uncanny lure of locomotion set out on journeys across America. Andrew Cross chases freight trains through the Black Rock desert in Nevada in pursuit of a perfect landscape shot. McNair Evans travels on an Amtrak train from San Francisco to Portland, sharing stories and making portraits with fellow passengers. Desolate carriages take on an otherworldly presence and time loses its grasp in this study of photographers in motion, capturing slow travel in today's increasingly fast-paced society.
Director
Alex Nevill
Producer
Keith Haitkin
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 6m