Taxi Driver Two

This film revolves around Tim West, an advertising executive developing a cooking program for terrorists. Disillusioned with the media landscape, he enrolls in evening classes taught by Robert de Niro. The narrative is enriched by the pastoral influence of Johnny Morris, adding depth to Tim's journey.

Taxi Driver Two employs a distinctive visual style, highlighted by its opening images of nighttime streets paired with a saxophone-laden soundtrack. The film features voice-over narration reminiscent of classic noir, creating a clever interplay between the story and the genre's conventions. It serves not just as a nod to contemporary film noir, but also critiques the postmodern media culture.