The Girl on the Train (2016) is a psychological thriller directed by Tate Taylor, based on the novel by Paula Hawkins. Rachel Watson (Emily Blunt) is a recently divorced, alcoholic woman who becomes obsessed with a couple she observes from her daily train as it passes. When the woman disappears, Rachel begins to investigate what has happened, though she has no memory of the night before. As she uncovers more clues, her own story emerges as an unreliable narrator amid secrets, betrayals and emotional abuse. The film delves into female psychological drama, showing the consequences of alcoholism, double life and emotional manipulation in a sleek and tense visual style.
The Girl on the Train
Rachel, a woman affected by alcohol and divorce, becomes obsessed with a couple she sees from the train. When the woman disappears, she begins a search while her own memory and trustworthiness become the biggest enigma.
Duration of the movie:
112 minutes
Director:
Tate Taylor
Main actors:
Emily Blunt, Haley Bennett and Rebecca Ferguson
Classification in Spain:
Not recommended for children under 16 years of age
This screening will be in ORIGINAL VERSION with Spanish subtitles.
You can enter 30 minutes before the start to take selfies, buy popcorn, and have a drink.
There is no intermission, and the bar stays open until the end of the movie.
