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Synopsis: Collective film comprised of nine stories taking place in and around underground transportation in London, all based on true facts submitted by readers of "Time Out" magazine: in "Mr. Cool" (Jenkins) a young female worker is courted by a colleague who travels by subway and an executive with his own car; in "Horny" (Hopkins), a girl gets sexually aroused every time she takes the subterranean; in "Grasshopper" (Huda), youngsters, police inspectors and drug pushers get mixed up in the subway; in "My Father the Liar" (Hoskins), a little boy takes the train with his father and witness an unexpected incident; in "Bone" (McGregor), a musician is in search of his Muse in the train cars; in "Mouth" (Iannucci), an attractive female passenger rides a noisy train compartment, as she gets sick; in "A Bird in the Hand" (Law), an old man experiences a sense of freedom helping a trapped bird; in "Rosebud" (Dellal), a mother desperately looks for her little daughter, while the girl has a good time; and
 
IMDB:
6.4
PG-13
Year:
1999
84 min
96 Views


Sorry, sorry.

Stay where you are.

Lean back.

Lean back.

- It 's all getting a bit cheesy, eh?

- Come on, come on.

No sense of humour or what?

Steal away

Steal away

Steal away to Jesus

Steal away

Steal away home

I ain't got long

To stay here

My Lord, He calls me

He calls me by the thunder

The trumpet sounds within my soul

I ain't got long

To stay here

Steal away

Steal away

Steal away to Jesus

Steal away

Steal away home

I ain't got long

To stay here

My Lord, He calls me

He calls me by the lightning

The trumpet sounds

Within my soul

I ain't got long

- To stay here

- All right, Dave?

Steal away

Steal away

These two have been begging. Can

you get them off the train, please?

- Steal away to Jesus

- Let 's have you off the train.

Steal away

- Steal away home

- And you.

I ain't got long

- To stay here

- This train terminates here.

- Get off!

- What are you doing? Get off me!

- Get off me!

- That 's mine, thieves. Get away!

F*** off! F*** off!

All right, move along now, please.

Thank you.

Hurry along, please.

That 's right.

- Hello.

- Hello.

- Welcome. Hello.

- Thank you.

- Straight on?

- Right. Straight here, thank you.

Move along, please.

Hurry along, please.

That 's right. Hello.

That 's it, move right along.

No, no. You're in the wrong zone,

my darling. You go over there.

Welcome. Hello. Hello.

I have to go back just because

I slept with my best mate's wife?

- Sorry, mate. I don't make the rules.

- Come on! Hurry up!

Wait your turn, baldy!

Dad!

Hello, my darling.

Michael.

Mom!

Shine?

Shine?

Shine?

Shine?

Shine?

- "God shall wipe away...

- Shine?

...all tears from their eyes.

- And there shall be no more death...

- Shoe shine, sir?

...not a sorrow nor crying.

- Shine?

Neither shall there be

any more pain."

People get ready

There's a train coming

You don't need no baggage

You just get on board

All you need is faith to hear

The diesel humming

You don' need no ticket

You just thank the Lord

You just thank the Lord

Thank the Lord

People get ready

Forthe train to Jordan

Picking up passengers

From coast to coast

Faith is the key that opens

Doors for boarding

There's room for allwho need

To love the most

You just love the most

Love the most

Love the most

There ain't no room

Forthe hopeless sinners

Who would harm mankind

Just to save his own

Have pity of those

Whose chances were thinner

Cause there's no hiding place

From the Kingdom's strong

You just thank the Lord

Thank the Lord

You just thank the Lord

Thank the Lord

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