In his analysis of Taxi Driver as a revisionist western, Robert Ray places Taxi Driver's protagonist Travis Bickle squarely in the mould of the solitary heroes of the western genre. He notes the unspecified origins of Travis as well as the character's initial "disinterest" in...
The city streets pulse with life, each corner a microcosm of human experiences. Amidst the chaos and rhythm of urban life, taxi drivers occupy a unique position. They are not just chauffeurs but also witnesses, listeners, and storytellers. From the backseat of their cabs, they...
The urban landscape is a sprawling and complex labyrinth, often symbolizing the challenges and anxieties of modern life. Within this metropolis, taxi drivers emerge as metaphors for the individuals tasked with navigating the fast-paced, isolating, and intricate environment of modern urban existence. In this essay,...