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Goodbye Solo post-screening Q&A Ramin Bahrani Date: Friday, April 3, 2009 Type: Discussion 
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Goodbye Solo post-screening Q&A |
Q&A with director Ramin Bahrani.
About Goodbye Solo
The differences in age and family culture create an interesting conflict in Bahrani’s latest film. While Senegalese taxi driver Solo’s winning joie de vivre is embraced by everyone he meets, he can’t charm 70-year-old William, a mysterious fare he picks up late one night in Winston-Salem. When he asks to be taken to a location where many suicides have taken place, Solo attempts to discover why the man is so troubled. 2008, 35mm, 91 minutes.
About Goodbye Solo
The differences in age and family culture create an interesting conflict in Bahrani’s latest film. While Senegalese taxi driver Solo’s winning joie de vivre is embraced by everyone he meets, he can’t charm 70-year-old William, a mysterious fare he picks up late one night in Winston-Salem. When he asks to be taken to a location where many suicides have taken place, Solo attempts to discover why the man is so troubled. 2008, 35mm, 91 minutes.
Related Links
- Goodbye Solo - Walker Art Center screening April 3, 2009