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Station to Station

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A train traveling from one coast of North America to the other is home to a revolving community of artists. They collaborate and share their visions in a series of short happenings.

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Los Angeles Times 08/20/2015
Much of the time, "Station to Station" feels less like a film than a very well-produced music video. Go to Full Review Boyd van Hoeij The Hollywood Reporter 08/17/2015
It suggests that a one-minute part can be the whole for one viewer or that, conversely, the whole is made up of an infinite amount of smaller parts that can each tell only a small part of the story. Go to Full Review Mark Kermode Observer (UK) 06/28/2015
3/5
Admirably lacking in installation-style pretentiousness. Go to Full Review Vadim Rizov Filmmaker Magazine 01/23/2023
It’s impossible to get bored. Silly but fun, even if its idea of transcendence is too often shots of people rapturously dancing at shows. Go to Full Review Angus Batey NME (New Musical Express) 05/18/2021
2/5
It's impossible to engage with this glib film, which feels like a very long mobile-phone advert. Go to Full Review Tom Graham CineVue 04/05/2019
3/5
The train, the American landscape and being on the road are the stronger elements of Station to Station. This half of the documentary is beautiful... The other half, dominated by musicians and their fans, comes off like a Coca Cola advert. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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10/18/2015 My friend said this was way too intense, I said it was good to have Giorgio on the screen. Oct 10 2015 @ CAA Santa Fe See more 08/19/2015 "Station -To-Station" may be the most unique film you have ever seen. It's 62 mini-movies, featuring an eclectic mix of artists, musicians, writers, places and perspectives in the summer of 2013. The story takes place on a cross-country ride of 4000 miles from New York to San Francisco over 24 days. A warning: when this movie comes to an end, your brain will be exhausted from trying to digest all 62 stories. No, "Station-To-Station" is not the story of a radio personality. Another film that will be hard to find, but it's well worth the hunt. See more 06/29/2015 A breeze through a journey of different creative arts without over emphasising and lingering. Crisp and refreshing but lack any lasting impression. See more Read all reviews
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Cast & Crew

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Doug Aitken

Director

Miss Alex White

Actor

Francis Scott Key White

Actor

Chris Totushek

Producer

Alex Waite

Producer

Doug Aitken

Executive Producer

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Movie Info

Synopsis A train traveling from one coast of North America to the other is home to a revolving community of artists. They collaborate and share their visions in a series of short happenings.
Director
Doug Aitken
Producer
Chris Totushek, Alex Waite
Genre
Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date (Streaming)
Mar 23, 2017
Box Office (Gross USA)
$9.0K
Runtime
1h 11m
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