'Uprooted' - A MiamisFF Review On Ukraine
'Uprooted' is a short film on what's happening in Ukraine as of today. This captures the emotions of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
I've Arrived
The protagonist (who remains unnamed) books a ride through a ride-hailing app, heading to a company where he has planned a job interview. As the journey begins, the chaos of the bustling streets and the traffic provide an opportunity for the driver to strike up a conversation with the passenger, who appears tense and lost throughout the ride. The driver tries to break the silence by talking to the passenger, but as the noise and congestion intensify, the passenger decides to change his destination.
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The protagonist (who remains unnamed) books a ride through a ride-hailing app, heading to a company where he has planned a job interview. As the journey begins, the chaos of the bustling streets and the traffic provide an opportunity for the driver to strike up a conversation with the passenger, who appears tense and lost throughout the ride. The driver tries to break the silence by talking to the passenger, but as the noise and congestion intensify, the passenger decides to change his destination.
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Written By:Mahmoud Salama
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Runtime:10 minutes
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