The Station Agent
Drama • R • 2003 • 1 hr 28 min
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Excellent slice of life indie film. This doesn’t have much flash but it makes up for it with its charm. It’s hard to dislike this film.
A movie about very different personalities with obvious flaws and breaking down the emotional walls with a humorous side.
Casting is wonderful. I can watching it over.
Very touching and steadily paced. An easy, lazy and heartfelt watch.
All in all a solid indie movie with a feel good story of friendships. I was bothered by Dinklages characters reluctance to engage at all.
A very unique, specific film. Charming and realistic, this movie has a ton of heart
One of the most heart-warming indie films of all time with the ever brilliant Peter Dinklage.
Quiet movie with a good message and memorable characters.
An outstanding character study. Slow paced, but poignant and beautiful. Some of the best acting you can find, especially from Dinklage.
An entertaining movie with a unique premise and some excellent acting (particularly from Peter Dinklage).
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