The unnamed narrator—let’s call him “Locke”—is a discharged veteran or ex-felon in a rust-belt city (Youngstown, OH, or Gary, IN). Broke and dissociated, he wanders into a rail yard. There, he encounters The Train Gang: a mobile, anarchic collective of roughly a dozen individuals who live exclusively on slow-moving freight trains. Their leader is a woman known only as “America”—a scarred, brilliant, predatory figure.
: As a "hidden camera" production, the film relies on non-consensual filming, which raises significant ethical and legal questions regarding privacy and harassment in public spaces. Groping America V. 1 Riding With The Train Gang Ra Locke
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