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Synopsis. Léo, a very shy man, is having trouble communicating with others. Only music makes him alive and more open-minded. He cannot afford to live over his music, therefore he works as a taxi driver and lives in his own car. One day, Léo drives Amélie a deaf dancer.
- Marc Fouchard
- Dacor Films
Aug 19, 2023 · A shy man who works as a taxi driver because he can't afford to live as a musician, meets a deaf girl dancer who is attracted to him despite his trouble communicating. Mark Walker reviews Out of This World from director Marc Fouchard, for Ginger Nuts of
Mar 17, 2021 · The film follows Léo (Kévin Mischel), a very quiet and shy young man working as a taxi driver, the kind of repetitive and silent job which allows him to stay in his head at his leisure while making just about enough money to get by.
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Critics reviews. Léo, a very shy man, is having trouble communicating with others. Only music makes him alive and more open-minded. He cannot afford to live over his music, therefore he works as a taxi driver and lives in his own car. One day, Léo drives Amélie a deaf dancer.
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