Desert Train

Desert Train presents a unique blend of documentary and drama, running for 27 minutes. The film follows a journalist tasked with reporting on an old freight and passenger train that is believed to be cancelled. Through its narrative, the film reveals both fictional storytelling and real-life insights into the ghost train's existence in the arid desert landscape.

As a work from 1995, Desert Train appeals to collectors interested in niche documentaries that explore unconventional themes. With its focus on the interplay between fact and fiction, the film offers an intriguing perspective on a forgotten aspect of transportation history. Directed by Cristian Leighton and featuring Francisco Reyes, this film stands out for its innovative approach to storytelling within the documentary genre.