On the train rails

Snowpiercer's story studies society as a machine that depends on the correct predestined function of its parts and the consequences of stopping a system of oppression.

Based on the Bong Joon-ho movie and on the French graphic novel "Le Transperceneige", this TV show takes us aboard of a speeding train with a passenger society based on oppression.

Based on the homonymous novel written by Agatha Christie, this mystery film is as funny as it is unexpected. A visual delight for all those research fans.

Directed by the peculiar Wes Anderson, this melancholic story reflects his greatest strengths as a director: interesting characters, good drama and, above all, his particular framing and visual style.

Trapped in a time loop, Jake Gyllenhaal stars in a film where the notions of causality and chance are examined with a perspective close to science fiction.

With a groundbreaking computer animation revolutionary for its time, this film reinvents the classic Christmas tales to invite us to live a fresh adventure for the whole family.

As is common in western movies, living in the Wild West involves robbing trains. This movie brings us one of the funniest train sequences of Disney.

With a quite basic mystery plot, this film gives a wide range of freedom to its varied cast, achieving performances and scenes of great performative quality.

This fun and fast-paced anime tells a story of crime and revenge on a train, but from the different perspectives of several of the mysterious and peculiar characters that are on board.

Intended as an anthology series after the first season, this animated series is one of the new high-quality incorporations to Cartoon Network's collection of miniseries.