Follows a chaotic, tender family that is on a road trip across a rugged landscape and fussing over the sick dog and getting on each others' nerves. Only the mysterious older brother is quiet.
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Hit the Road works as a breezy, funny road trip movie, but director Panah Panahi undercuts that breeziness with the dawning realisation that this journey represents a low-scale tragedy for the family.| Read in full: Hit the Road film review We Love Cinema
An irrepressible defiance and comic energy bubbles under every scene.The Guardian
Wholly compelling and with dashes of Iranian New Wave lyricism. Plus a very excellent dog.Little White Lies
What does need to be shared is the expert balance of knockabout humour and slowly tightening tension, intimate cramped car sequences and extended long takes against wide vistas.https://www.bfi.org.uk/sight-and-sound/reviews/hit-the-road-humour-heartbreak-oddball-iranian-familys-suv-panah-panahi
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