Drive

Year: 1991

Runtime: 87 mins

Language: English

Director: Jefery Levy

Drama

Two men share a daily ninety‑minute car‑pool through the empty Los Angeles suburbs. The driver is a hyper‑intelligent cultural theorist, bordering on madness from the monotony of routine, who despises spontaneity and constantly lectures his companion. The passenger is an ordinary young man, uncertain about his life and nursing a recent romantic loss. Their final trip becomes a study of philosophy, routine and human connection.

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