Rails & Ties (2007)
A deadly collision between a train and car lead to an unlikely bond between the train engineer and a young boy who escapes the carnage.
Top billed cast
Kevin BaconTom Stark
Marcia Gay HardenMegan Stark
Miles HeizerDavey Danner
Marin HinkleRenee
Eugene ByrdOtis Higgs
Bonnie RootLaura Danner
Kathryn JoostenMrs. Brown
Steve EastinN.B. Garcia
Laura CerónSusan Garcia
Margo MartindaleJudy Neasy
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