A bit of Savage Tales, Earth Night doesn't have too many absurd, darkly humorous twists. Through the stories of five taxi drivers, Jarmusch has photographed the warmth, prejudice and various lives. 1. Los Angeles, a scout and a mechanic (dream), Los Angeles is a city where everyone has a Hollywood dream. The scouts have a non-stop work rhythm, and their personal emotional life is a mess. Seemingly flowing female driver, she has persistent dreams, is satisfied with her current career, and has her own understanding of love. Not floating in the world, precious firmness. 2. New York, clown drivers and trendy blacks, living in New York with huge class differences, can still use hearty laughter to make fun of life. "I am a clown, I need money, but money is not important to me." 3. Paris, a black driver with strong prejudice and a blind girl with a heart like a mirror. "I've never seen a blind person before, so I don't know that blind people wear sunglasses." 4. Rome, a selfish male driver and the godfather of social fear, lives in a world without other people, and can even ignore a guest's heart attack. 5. Helsinki, Bi Miserable Award, people have consolation and true feelings, but all empathy is limited, "Nothing in the world is free." The director presents five stories, without accusation, naked but powerful.
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