Train Dreams is now nominated for five Critics' Choice Awards, including Best Picture, Best Actor, and Best Adapted Screenplay,

and two Golden Globe Awards, including Best Actor Joel Edgerton.

I don't know where the years go.

It is also nominated for four Independent Spirit Awards.

Figured out, let me know. I'd like to ask for a few back.

And winner for Best Adapted Screenplay from National Board of Review.

New York Magazine hails it as the best picture of the year.

Train Dreams only on Netflix.

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