2015
TV-G
MUBI
1 h 11 m

2015
TV-G
MUBI
1 h 11 m

Summary In the summer of 2013, a train designed as a kinetic light sculpture by Doug Aitken traveled from New York City to San Francisco over 24 days. Rolling into ten stations on the route, the train set in motion a series of happenings, each unique to its location and mix of creative participants. A high speed roadtrip through modern creativit...

Directed By: Doug Aitken

2015
TV-G
MUBI
1 h 11 m

2015
TV-G
MUBI
1 h 11 m

Station to Station

Name: Station to Station
Genre: Documentary, Drama
Released: 2015-08-21
Duration: 1 min 11 s
Rating: 63
Cast: Rick Prelinger, Doug Aitken, Chris Camp, Lydia Johnson-Gallegos, Yarrow Perea

Metascore Generally Favorable Based on 4 Critic Reviews

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The Hollywood Reporter

Aug 20, 2015

What we're looking at is, in essence, an artwork that looks at other art — a concept film about a conceptual art project. 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.

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Village Voice

Aug 23, 2015

Director Doug Aitken's trick of turning 62 one-minute clips into a single feature turns out to be less a shattering of narrative than a segmentation.

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The Guardian

Aug 20, 2015

The artists’ blathering about the creative process and the nature of existence gets monotonous. It’s the ordinary folk that keep the film on-track.

By Henry Barnes FULL REVIEW

Los Angeles Times

Aug 20, 2015

Its individual moments are quite seductive. But if there is a deeper meaning — of what it means to hit the rails in the 21st century, to peer into America's de-industrialized guts — it lies well beyond the scope of this film.

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Release Date Aug 21, 2015

Duration 1 h 11 m

Rating TV-G

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