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The distinctive music of Spinvis fits seamlessly with this deadpan road trip of a fired taxi driver

The distinctive music of Spinvis fits seamlessly with this deadpan road trip of a fired taxi driver

After being abruptly forced into retirement, a Limburg taxi driver embarks on an aimless, deadpan road trip across Europe with his passengers. The film features the distinctive music of Spinvis to complement the protagonist's unexpected life transition.

Based on reporting by parool. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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