Wild at the Wheel

About This Movie

Wild at the Wheel is a curious blend of documentary and drama that digs into the human side of traffic safety. Bob Ellis's approach feels almost intimate at times, especially as we follow a traffic cop grappling with the aftermath of a serious car crash. The pacing is deliberate, allowing you to soak in the atmosphere of tension and regret. It’s not just about the accident; it’s about the lives affected and the lessons learned. The practical effects are simple but effective, drawing you into the reality of driving risks. While it’s short, it packs a punch and raises questions about responsibility and awareness on the road. Definitely a unique piece for those interested in the intersection of film and social commentary.

Released in 1973, a unique blend of documentary and drama. · Directed by Bob Ellis, known for his social commentary. · Features practical effects that ground the film's themes in reality. · Tackles traffic safety through personal stories and investigations.