It's a shame these vignettes didn't take place in the more diverse and less westernised parts of the world, where you might have been a bit more sympathetic to the passengers and/or drivers predicaments - an opportunity missed. The Rome tale with Benigni was ludicrous although if we had seen the drugs he was on before the piece it might have made more sense. Not sure any of them provided any actual value or insight grounded in the real world but, they were all competently performed, excepting the dead priest who clearly couldn't play dead. Bring on driverless cars!
Review of Night on Earth
