The Cabbie
The Cabbie (2000) is a comedy, directed by Chang Hwa-Kun and Chen Yi-wen. It stars Rie Miyazawa and Chu Chung-heng. The 94-minute film holds an audience score of 7.2/10.
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What The Cabbie Is About
Daquan likes being a taxi driver, and when he falls for a traffic cop he starts committing every violation he can think of just to be pulled over again. Chang Hwa-Kun and Chen Yi-wen refuse to play this as a straight romantic comedy. They keep breaking the story open with Daquan’s family history, with characters turning to address the camera, and with small essays on why passengers tell a cab driver the things they tell nobody else. Rie Miyazawa plays the policewoman, and the result is one of the odder and more personal Taiwanese films of 2000.
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What is The Cabbie about?
Daquan likes being a taxi driver, and when he falls for a traffic cop he starts committing every violation he can think of just to be pulled over again. Chang Hwa-Kun and Chen Yi-wen refuse to play this as a straight romantic comedy.
Where can I watch The Cabbie?
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How long is The Cabbie?
The Cabbie runs for 94 minutes (1h 34m).
When did The Cabbie come out?
The Cabbie was released in 2000.
Who directed The Cabbie?
The Cabbie was directed by Chang Hwa-Kun and Chen Yi-wen.
Who stars in The Cabbie?
The Cabbie stars Rie Miyazawa, Chu Chung-heng, Tai Bo, Sophia Ching.
What is The Cabbie's rating?
The Cabbie holds 7.0/10 on IMDb and 7.2/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 67 out of 100.
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