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synopsis The Train is a glimpse into a modern day suburban woman's crippling anxiety. Set in a charming hamlet we meet Chris, a forty year old woman with an impeccably intact veneer. We watch her battle her nervousness about leaving the safety of her town. Can she do it? Can she get on the train? This time. director Kathleen Heenan-Tuttle develops and produces films that speak to the emotional charge of being a citizen of the world in the 21st century. Her films offer a glimpse into the extraordinary simplicity and spectacular complexity of the emotional lives of the characters whose stories she tells, in narrative and documentary format. Website Filmography related links
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