Robert Drivas

Road, Movie -- Official selection of 2010 Tribeca Film Festival. From the producers of 'Lost In Translation'. A young man with two old film projectors in the back of his antique Chevy discovers love, life and laughter on the back roads of India. Subtitled.

Road Movie -- A woman driver is stopped by a policeman on a lonely country road in the interior of Brazil. He tells her that her papers are not in order and refuses to let her go and so they enter a perverse power game driven where he appears to have the upper hand and

Vishhu (Indian superstar Abhay Deol), a restless young man, itches to escape the fate of his father's faltering hair oil business. When the offer to drive an antique truck to the museum it is being sold to, falls into his lap, Vishnu sees the trip from the desert to the sea as his ticket to freedom. As he travels across the harsh terrain, Vishnu reluctantly picks up a young runaway (Mohammad Faizal), a wandering old entertainer (Satish Kaushik), and a striking gypsy woman (Tannishthah Chatterjee, 'Brick Lane'). When confronted with looming danger from corrupt cops and a notorious waterlord, the unlikely trio discovers the key to their freedom,the old Chevy that they have been traveling in houses not only an eccentric collection of films, but two forty-year-old film projectors to screen them.

A series of motiveless murders committed by various residents haunts the streets of New York. The only consistent pattern to the crimes involves the perpetrators' calm admissions of guilt, explaining, "God told me to."