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A motley crew must spend the night at a small, remote railway station. Strange occurrences and old stories about a ghost train that is supposed to pass through the station do not exactly contribute to a cozy atmosphere. However, the haunting turns out to be a ruse covering up smuggling activities, and one of the travelers turns out to be a detective on the trail of the smugglers. Based on the 1923 play The Ghost Train by Arnold Ridley.
Acting
Dirch Passer's cowardly teddy bear steals every scene.
Production
Gloriously creaky station set practically breathes amateur theatrics.
Writing
Ridley's 1923 play structure still lands its clockwork reveals.

Director
Bent Christensen
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