Even the Wind

About This Movie

So, 'Even the Wind' is an interesting piece from '99 that you might find intriguing. The film unfolds in the vibrant streets of Dakar, where a trendy taxi driver finds himself trying to engage a rather aloof, blonde western passenger. It’s got this laid-back vibe, almost like you’re cruising along with them, feeling the pulse of the city. The dialogue can be sparse, but there's something refreshing about how he attempts to break the tension with that line about seeing the wind pass by. It’s more about the atmosphere and the moments in between than a tightly woven plot. The performances feel natural, almost improvised at times, lending a layer of authenticity that’s pretty distinctive for its era.

Explores cultural contrasts · Casual, almost improvisational style · Emphasis on atmosphere over plot