The Passengers That Took on The Train Line

In this documentary, Jacques Peretti follows a group of passengers dissatisfied with Southeastern trains as they strive to take control of a railway franchise. Set in 2016, the film documents their attempts to present a fresh idea to the Department for Transport, which is looking for innovative solutions. The passengers' determination and vision for a passenger-run company unfolds throughout the film, raising questions about feasibility and ambition.

The narrative centers around the challenges and hurdles faced by these activists as they confront the realities of the rail industry. This film not only highlights the passion of the group but also sheds light on the broader implications for transportation and public services. It serves as a thought-provoking representation of grassroots movements and the potential for change within established systems.