31 December 1910 Drama, Horror, Thriller 4 mins
A railway switchman falls asleep whilst on duty. The swicthman wakes up too late, and, realizing his error, begins to hallucinate the probable outcome of his inaction. His wife, however, springs into action.
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United States 31 December 1910
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