Stop the Train! (Everything Will Be Good) Trailer

Stop the Train! (Everything Will Be Good) Trailer (2011)

02 December 2011 Factual 44 mins

How important it is to be able to see the beautiful in life, even if fate has brought into a remote village of Bamov ... A school librarian teaches children to dream, because that is what distinguishes a person from an animal. For the present, children chuckle at her quirks, but, perhaps, when they grow up, they will remember her lessons. Dreams and romance of Henrik opposes the immersion of society in bestiality. It seems that there is no other moral decay to stop ...

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