Discovered a #eurocine roadmovie–thanks to #Filmin –that doesn't live up to its great first half, but you know what would fix it? More #CrossborderRail shenanigans. One of the members of the dysfunctional but lovable #NiloMayaLaura 🇸🇪 🇵🇹 family does hop on a #train from Malmö to Hamburg, but the writers really missed a trick by crossing from France to Portugal by car (seamlessly and thus with 0 conflict right where their plot stalls). Imagine the #rail drama!

#cinema

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hmdny0SXMIw

Maya - Nilo (Laura) - Trailer Oficial UCI Cinemas

Maya Nilo (Laura) - Em exibição na UCI cinemas a 3 de agosto. Nilo (Bahar Pars) é uma escritora feminista, que vive uma vida organizada com o marido e a filh...

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This is the second #eurocine film I've seen recently where the drama quotient would have benefitted from more #CrossborderRail problems thrown at the characters, imo. The first one was Plus que jamais, in which #VickyKrieps searches for #train tickets from Bordeaux to Norway on Ecosia, but inexplicably the #rail trip itself is brief and smooth as butter.

#europroblems #cine #cinema

Ask and ye shall receive #CrossBorderRailcinema featuring irl European problems:
* not enough trains
* missed connections
* if your train breaks down in the afternoon you're stuck in Zany Belgium because NOT ENOUGH TRAINS
* 194 Euro Amsterdam to Paris ticket
* you have to look up tickets on some Dutch search engine called ZOEK

The train drama was a good excuse to get the (charismatic) protagonists stuck in Zany Belgium, well done.

#cinema #eurocine #eurocinema

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=baYa-4EWKQI

Okthanksbye (trailer)

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Not really #CrossBorderRailcinema , but shot almost entirely on a train and overall tense and wonderful, as I've come to expect from ex-Yugoslav film making. And available for free, subtitled in French, German, Spanish, Polish and Italian because 🇪🇺 #ARTE rocks.

https://www.arte.tv/en/videos/120356-000-A/the-man-who-could-not-remain-silent/

#cine #cinema #TheManWhoCouldNotRemainSilent #NebojšaSlijepčević #ShortFilm #eurocinema

The Man Who Could Not Remain Silent | ARTE in English

February 1993: Štrpci, Bosnia. Paramilitaries stop a passenger train and arrest civilians. Of the 500 or so passengers, only one man puts up resistance. This film tells the true story of the man who would not remain silent. Nominated for an Oscar for Best Short Film; 2025.

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