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An Evening's Trail
A solitary taxi driver roams the streets of Prague with his dog, searching for someone willing to hear him express his sorrow over a personal tragedy. Over a day and night, he picks up three different groups of passengers, but is mere companionship enough to ease his grief?
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A solitary taxi driver roams the streets of Prague with his dog, searching for someone willing to hear him express his sorrow over a personal tragedy. Over a day and night, he picks up three different groups of passengers, but is mere companionship enough to ease his grief?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pranav Radee
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