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Ultimately, the film is as numbingly boring as, well, a lengthy train ride during which there's nothing to do but look out the window.
When focusing on its four main subjects, Catching Out is an absorbing, picturesque group portrait.
George's portrait of hobo lives gets stuck in self-absorption.
Vicariously relays the intoxicating fusion of railway rhythms, the poetic thoughts of these nomadic philosophers, and the continuous enchanting flow of majestic landscapes that the most elaborate hi-tech special effects would find difficult to match.
In letting her subjects speak for themselves, George does a good job of exploring the lure of the road, or in this case the rails.
It's a unique and fascinating film.
A ride worth taking, although the cavalier attitude by the film's subjects regarding their illegal actions is rather disturbing.
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