Robert F. Kennedy Funeral Train – The People’s View

In 1968, the casket of the assassinated Robert F. Kennedy was transported on a funeral train from New York to Washington. The film presents a cinematographic reflection on this historic train journey from the people’s perspective, with photographs, home movies, witness accounts and an original sound recording. (Eye Filmmuseum) In 1968, the casket of the assassinated Robert F. Kennedy was transported on a funeral train from New York to Washington. The film presents a cinematographic reflection on this historic train journey from the people’s perspective, with photographs, home movies, witness accounts and an original sound recording. (Eye Filmmuseum) In 1968, the casket of the assassinated Robert F. Kennedy was transported on a funeral train from New York to Washington. The film presents a cinematographic reflection on this historic train journey from the people’s perspective, with photographs, home movies, witness accounts and an original sound recording. (Eye Filmmuseum) In 1968, the casket of the assassinated Robert F. Kennedy was transported on a funeral train from New York to Washington. The film presents a cinematographic reflection on this historic train journey from the people’s perspective, with photographs, home movies, witness accounts and an original sound recording. (Eye Filmmuseum)