- Genre
- Comedy
- Year
- 1981
- Runtime
- 2h30
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Driver for One Trip
One journey, countless emotions—life behind the wheel.
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Synopsis
"Driver for One Trip" (original title: "Шофёр на один рейс") is a 1981 Soviet drama directed by Derek Dashyan, featuring the accomplished actor Oleg Efremov in a leading role. The film intricately explores the life of a professional driver who undertakes a seemingly routine assignment that gradually reveals deeper emotional and psychological layers. Set against the atmospheric backdrop of Soviet society in the early 1980s, the narrative delves into themes of duty, personal struggle, and human connection. Efremov's nuanced performance brings an authentic and quietly compelling presence to the protagonist, engaging viewers in a thoughtful journey through ordinary moments that reveal profound truths about the human condition.
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Reviews
"Driver for One Trip" has garnered measured appreciation from audiences and critics alike, particularly for its understated storytelling and solid performances. On IMDb, the film holds a modest rating of 6.6/10, reflecting a generally positive yet reserved reception. Critics have praised Oleg Efremov's portrayal of the lead character as both realistic and emotionally resonant, noting his ability to convey depth with subtlety. While the film's pacing is deliberately steady and contemplative, some viewers have found it slow, which impacts the overall engagement for those accustomed to more dynamic narratives. Unfortunately, the film does not have a rating on aggregator sites like Rotten Tomatoes or Metacritic due to its limited international distribution and niche status. However, existing reviews from Soviet-era cinema retrospectives often highlight the movie's authentic depiction of everyday Soviet life and its insightful exploration of personal and societal challenges. The film is especially noted for its atmospheric cinematography and restrained direction, which together create a melancholic and reflective tone that resonates well with audiences appreciative of character-driven dramas.
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