One of Ealing Studios' most charming comedies, this 1953 film treats civic pride as a quiet form of rebellion. When residents of a small English village discover their beloved railway line is scheduled for closure, they decide to run it themselves. What follows is a dry, affectionate satire of bureaucracy and community spirit. Stanley Holloway and Hugh Griffith lead a cast that understands comedy as character. This two-disc set includes extensive bonus features, a booklet, and a poster-an affectionate tribute to British resilience.