Rolling on the Road

About This Movie

Rolling on the Road is a raw, gritty drama that captures the disillusionment of punk rock life in the early ’80s. George, who's really hit rock bottom, navigates a messy personal life after his divorce. Living with a soap massage parlor worker and confronting the consequences of his past actions adds a heavy layer to the film. The atmosphere is heavy, almost claustrophobic at times, reflecting George's inner turmoil. The performances are quite impactful, especially the dynamics between the characters, which feels very real and unfiltered. It's the kind of movie that sticks with you, showcasing the darker side of relationships and the choices we make, all set against a backdrop of an era that's often romanticized but here feels vividly authentic.

Raw portrayal of punk culture · Complex character dynamics · Explores themes of regret and consequence