Catching Out

Year: 2003

Runtime: 79 min

Language: English

Director: Sarah George

CrimeDocumentary

Filmmaker Sarah George joins a group of modern-day riders as they navigate the freight train network of the Pacific Northwest. The documentary offers a raw and honest look into their lives, revealing the thrilling and often dangerous world of those who defy conventions and push boundaries while riding the rails. It exposes the gritty underbelly of this unconventional lifestyle, highlighting the risks and camaraderie found among those living on the edges.

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