The Driver DVD, 1978

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Film Description

Brilliant film noir with laid-back performances from Bruce Dern and Ryan O'Neal, while Isabelle Adjani is captivating in her understated role. Largely remembered for its classic car chases, which is a pity, since the film's main strength is in its take on the hero/antihero dilemma. None of the players have names, which heightens the detatched, spaced out feel of the movie. Almost entirely filmed at night in vividly captured locations, "The Driver" is as good a portrayal of good and evil as you will see in modern cinema. BS.

Film Information

Director - Walter Hill

Produced - 1978

Main Language - English

Countries & Regions - American film

Cast - Isabelle Adjani, Bruce Dern, Ryan O Neal

DVD Details

Certificate:	15	Publisher:	Optimum Releasing	Region:	2
Length:	87 mins	Aspect:	1.85 Anamorphic Wide Screen	Cat No:	OPTD0646
Format:	DVD Colour

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Richard Armstrong on 23rd March 2000

Translating the spaghetti western face-off to an LA which foresees Blade Runner, Hill's spare film finds a bunch of nameless myopic souls jostling for advantage amidst... more >