The Next Station

Year: 2008

Runtime: 115 mins

Language: Spanish

Documentary

Spanning from 1857 to the present transport crisis, the film traces Argentina’s railway history. It shows how branch closures turned rail‑dependent towns into ghost towns, and how privatization dismissed tens of thousands of workers, degraded service, spurred motor traffic and led to a surge in automobile accidents.

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