Give Me Liberty

Vic and sun medical transport driver in the United States. After a riot in Milwaukee, this particular driver will have to risk his job and his future to help a group of elders and a Russian boxer to a funeral, as well as help Tracy, a young woman suffering from ALS disease. The carrier will try to take with some secrecy and in a hurry to be able to take their new "customers" to different destinations in a time trial adventure that will put their skills as a driver and as a human being in check. A fun road comedy that will lead Vic to commit actions and explore places that a few hours before he wouldn't even have been able to imagine, meeting the most diverse, endearing and curious characters and living lots of funny adventures on their way.

The film uses the less and less common strategy of using little known and even non-professional local actors, in a search for spontaneity and realism to make the naturalism of Vic's strange journey as good as possible. A risky and brave personal decision of its director Kirill Mikhanovsky and that, given the good reception of the ones that have been able to watch it already, seems to have worked perfectly. In addition, this is accentuated by the use of black and white that the filmmaker does in some sequences