Train Dreams (2025)

Showings

Sioux Falls State Theatre Fri, Nov 14 7:00 PM
Sioux Falls State Theatre Sat, Nov 15 5:00 PM
Sioux Falls State Theatre Sun, Nov 16 7:00 PM
Film Info
Release Year:2025
Runtime:1h 42m (102 min)
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Drama
Western
Original Langauge:English
Format:4K DCP
Cast/Crew Info
Director:Clint Bentley
Cast:Joel Edgerton
Felicity Jones
William H. Macy
Kerry Condon
Paul Schneider
Produced By:Michael Heimler
Will Janowitz
Marissa McMahon
Ashley Schlaifer
Teddy Schwarzman
Screenwriter:Greg Kwedar
Clint Bentley
Music By:Bryce Dessner

Description

NEW RELEASE



Based on the beloved novella by Denis Johnson, Train Dreams is the moving portrait of Robert Grainier (Golden Globe-nominee Joel Edgerton), whose life unfolds during an era of unprecedented change in early 20th century America. Orphaned at a young age, Robert grows into adulthood among the towering forests of the Pacific Northwest, where he helps expand the nation's railroad empire alongside men as unforgettable as the landscapes they inhabit. After a tender courtship, he marries Gladys (Academy Award-nominee Felicity Jones) and they build a home together, though his work often takes him far from her and their young daughter. When his life takes an unexpected turn, Robert finds beauty, brutality and newfound meaning for the forests and trees he has felled.



Letterboxd
Score: 3.9


Rotten Tomatoes
98%

“A gorgeous meditation on America, ably shouldered by one of Joel Edgerton's very best performances, Train Dreams takes on mythic proportions while maintaining an intimate emotional delicacy.”
Rotten Tomatoes


“A birth-to-death character study, ‘Train Dreams' is a meditation on the beauty of everyone and everything, how we are connected to both the earth and those who walked it before us.”
RogerEbert.com


“A Western epic of breathtaking visual splendor and formidable lyrical cinematic poetry, it’s a work containing all the wondrous, devastating layers of an entire life, which it explores with a gentle grace without hiding from the agony that comes with it.”
TheWrap


“Part western, part romance, part philosophical treatise, this Sundance Film Festival stunner also feels like the greatest Terrence Malick film that Malick never made.”
The Times



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