<![CDATA[Grinko's (Kingsley) watch, wich he had given and then gotten back from his later diseased son, starts ticking after the]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Transsiberian

shabae — 14 years ago(May 29, 2011 10:44 PM)

Grinko's (Kingsley) watch, wich he had given and then gotten back from his later diseased son, starts ticking after the train crashes. That's a funny detail, but obviously also essential symbolism. I don't get it fully, though. Anyone have assosiations on this?

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The director tried something dramatic. Thats all !
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I didn't really figure out what it represented, btu thought it was kind of funny.
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