Days of Black and Yellow

About This Movie

Days of Black and Yellow captures a raw, gritty snapshot of New York's taxi and black car drivers in the wake of ride-sharing apps taking over. The film has this almost haunting quality, with its unflinching portrayal of the struggles these drivers face, both economically and emotionally. Lotfy Nathan crafts a sense of urgency and desperation that permeates the streets, as you see drivers grappling with the loss of their livelihoods. The pacing feels intentional – slow enough to absorb the weight of their stories but quick enough to keep you engaged. There's something distinctive about the way it balances personal narratives with broader socio-economic themes, making it a fascinating watch for anyone interested in the evolving nature of work and community.

Study of economic impact on traditional industries.Interesting character-driven narratives.Captures the spirit of New York's driving community.