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philip.marshall

January 24, 2015 05:22PM

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Thank you for posting this. I've seen the documentary in the past and have enjoyed it, but I wish the filmmakers had given more attention to the railroad itself and its equipment than to the sociological story. I would have preferred to hear more about steam locomotives and less about station porters and war veterans and Indian electoral politics. This is just my opinion.

-Philip Marshall

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