Part richly-textured Italian neorealist drama, part psychosexual noir slasher, Youssef Chahine’s CAIRO STATION was the film that established the director’s international reputation upon its release in 1958. Set entirely in and around Cairo’s bustling central train station, Chahine’s film turns the daily dramas of the station’s fascinating community members into a vibrant sketch of life in 1950s Egyptian society. Find CAIRO STATION and more in this week’s Spotlight: https://telescopefilm.com/spot