Film in Italian language: Trains

In Italian language: Trains depicts a collective journey through space and time in 20th-century Europe, with trains as the steel protagonists travelling through early 20th-century factories, two world wars, the horror of concentration camps, post-war displacement and daily reconstruction.

The film captures the hopes, desires, dramas and tragedies of ordinary people – anonymous commuters, families, historical figures such as Adolf Hitler and Charlie Chaplin – reflecting on the human cost of progress and the moral responsibility of images.

As part of the Docu.emme review.