Film drivers wanted

Drivers Wanted Photos View All Photos (4) Movie Info. Pizza deliverers (David Sirk, Brian Osborne, Dave Spiecher) have assorted adventures over the course of their shifts. Reviews: 4. It includes one of NYC's oldest cabbies, an industry lobbyist, member (s) of the Taxi Workers Alliance, and Drivers Wanted director Joshua Z Weinstein. DOC NYC 11/11/12 IFC CENTER, NY 2PM. SOUTHERN CIRCUIT ARTS TOUR. 11/05/12 CITY OF SUWANEE SUWANEE, GA. 11/06/12 MADISON MORGAN CULTURAL CENTER MADISON, GA.  · “Drivers Wanted,” an unusual near-miss comedy from director T. Lee Beideck, turns a decidedly jaded, caustically amusing eye on perhaps the most ubiquitous example of a food delivery driver, which is to say, the pizza driver. There’s really not .

Drivers Wanted is a comedy film written, directed and produced by T. Lee Beideck. Beideck also stars in the film, along with David Sirk, Amaury Batista, Dave Spiecher and Brian Osborne. The plot is centered on the pizza delivery drivers for a small town pizza shop. Video archive for the film Drivers Wanted, which has a domestic theatrical release in the year of There is currently one video available for the film, of which one and only one is a trailer, as listed below. HNA Facilities is a leading supplier of location vehicles to the Film TV industry. We have built our reputation on our enthusiastic team of drivers and team captains. We value our employees' contribution, invest in employee development and training, and offer industry leading conditions of employment. We operate from Manchester, Glasgow and.

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