Guber

Acceptance of loss of beloved one.

A young ride - share driver . Clients after parties. One night , difference iis made by destination - a cemetery. Intrigued, he talks to young woman. And their stories, simmilars , offers, in skin of confession , the desired peace. Or a presumed romance.

A film with two admirable basic virtues - the performance of Kelton Elliot and the gentle manner to explore the sensitive theme.

A beautiful, in profound sense , film, wise way to define the intensity of loss and the shields against grief, smart crafted dialogue and admirable definition of each character.

And, in same measuru, few great scenes, photography being, not doubts a precious good point in this case.

This little gem of a movie took me completely by surprise. I think the genre is called a drama-dy, taking serious subject matter and injecting enough comedy that the movie doesn't drag you into a pit of despair. This hit all the right notes, at the right times. The protagonist spends just enough time establishing the "why" he is struggling, then the movie lightens with a cute montage of the interesting characters an Uber driver might meet on a nightly drive. It returns to a serious note when he picks up the female lead, includes some mystery surrounding her "why" for struggling, and sums up with a nicely emotional discussion between the two leads. The ending is satisfying and avoids the pat, usual love story angle that so many movies gravitate towards. I really enjoyed it and the storyline and characters stayed with me after we left the theater.

A lot was fit into this movie in a really short time. I saw it at a film festival I went to with my brother.

I really liked how they showed the main characters personality by showing it in just his expressions while he drives around different people. The people in the background were funny and I liked that there was comedy even in a sad movie.

There was a scene of characters making out in the back which made me kind of uncomfortable, but I guess someone would find it funny.

It was a really realistic movie and that's what made it sad, because you can see all of these characters having these problems.