A story about exposing the repression of the Korean military in 1980
A Taxi Driver starts off like it’ll be a comedy about down and out taxi driver Kang-ho Song but it’s actually about the city of Gwanju which rose up against martial law in 1980. There still are some funny moments as Song takes German journalist Thomas Kretschmann to Gwanju and they can barely communicate. There are other light hearted moments as well. The focus however is upon the government repression which killed and wounded hundreds of people in Gwanju. That leads to a transformation in Song’s character and he eventually bonds with Kretschmann. It makes for a very powerful and touching movie. Plus it’s based upon true events.
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