NIGHT TRAIN (POCIAG) (BALTIC EXPRESS) (director/writer: Jerzy
Kawalerowicz; screenwriter: Jerzy Lutowski; cinematographer: Jan
Laskowski; editor: Wieslawa Otocka; music: Andrzej Trzaskowski;
cast: Zbigniew Cybulski (Staszek), Lucyna Winnicka (Marta), Leon
Niemczyk (Jerzy), Teresa Szmigielowna (Lawyer's Wife), Helena
Dàbrowska (Conductor), Roland Glowacki (Murderer), Aleksander
Sewruk (Lawyer), Zygmunt Zintel (Passenger Suffering from
Insomnia), Tadeusz Gwiazdowski (Train Controller), Michal Gazda
(Passenger Flirting with Lawyer's Wife), Zygmunt Malawski
(Policeman), Witold Skaruch (Priest); Runtime: 93; MPAA Rating:
NR; Polart; 1959-Poland-Polish with English subtitles)  "Left me
feeling like I was taken for a ride to nowhere."  Reviewed by
Dennis Schwartz  This psychological thriller is a derailed
homage to Hitchcock, lacking suspense and interesting characters
as well as a sufficient story. The film's abrupt ending doesn't
help matters, as it left me feeling like I was taken for a ride
to nowhere. Cowriter