Film/TV Nov 5, 2025 at 2:00 pm

Train Dreams Go on When I Close My Eyes

Director Clint Bentley's ode to a small, quiet life in the Pacific Northwest is also one of the year’s most plainly beautiful films.

Dom Sinacola
Also beautiful: William H. Macy! Adolpho Veloso, Courtesy of NETFLIX
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Does anyone know why the Crest is exclusively getting these short-run, high-profile movies from Netflix? A couple of weeks ago, they were the only theater in town that had Frankenstein, and now this?

schmacky on November 6, 2025 at 9:21 AM Report this

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