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Our Instagram Page Link: https://instagram.com/keplimited?igsh... Concept by Ashish Noel: https://instagram.com/ashish_noel_?ig... Movie Introspection: The Driver drives for hire. He has no other name, and no other life. When we first see him, he's the wheelman for a getaway car, who runs from police pursuit not only by using sheer speed and muscle, but by coolly exploiting the street terrain and outsmarting his pursuers. By day, he is a stunt driver for action movies. The two jobs represent no conflict for him: He drives. The Driver lives somewhere (somehow that's improbable, since we expect him to descend full-blown into the story). His neighbor is Irene, played by Carey Mulligan, that template of vulnerability. She has a young son, Benecio (Kaden Leos), who seems to stir the Driver's affection, although he isn't the effusive type. They grow warm, but in a week, her husband, Standard (Oscar Isaac), is released from prison. Against our expectations, Standard isn't jealous or hostile about the new neighbor, but sizes him up, sees a professional and quickly pitches a $1 million heist idea. That will provide the engine for the rest of the story, and as Irene and Benecio are endangered, the Driver reveals deep feelings and loyalties indeed, and undergoes enormous risk at little necessary benefit to himself. The film by the Danish director Nicolas Winding Refn ("Bronson"), based on a novel by James Sallis, peoples its story with characters who bring lifetimes onto the screen, in contrast to the Driver, who brings as little as possible. Ron Perlman seems to be a big-time operator working out of a small-time front, a pizzeria in a strip mall. Albert Brooks, not the slightest bit funny, plays a producer of the kinds of B movies the Driver does stunt driving for — and also has a sideline in crime. These people are ruthless. "Drive" looks like one kind of movie in the ads, and it is that kind of movie. It is also a rebuke to most of the movies it looks like. With its hyper-stylized blend of violence, music, and striking imagery, Drive represents a fully realized vision of arthouse action. kavinsky (musical artist),nightcall (composition),drive (film),intro scene,ryan gosling (tv actor),music video,fan made,thebaziks323 kavinsky nightcall remix, kavinsky nightcall lyrics, kavinsky nightcall live, kavinsky, nightcall, outrun drive 2011 trailer, drive 2011 soundtrack, drive 2011 scene, ryan gosling, drive, soundtrack music videos 2020, music video sins, music videos without music, pop, sony music, genda phool doomer playlist, doomer playlist nightwalk