Driven film

How many times have you found yourself putting in an honest day’s work and suddenly being caught up in a one man mission to rid the Earth of other dimensional demons (for lack of a better term)? Not nearly enough, you say? Then Driven, the quirky adventure film from writer/star Casey Dillard is a film that’s sure to entertain. It’s hard to say whether the makers of Driven intentionally chose such a generic title for their film as a means of removing any audience expectation about the content of their story or as a blatant misdirect designed to create surprises at every turn, but either way Driven is not what you think it is. As the film opened on an Uber style driver taking a series of fares at night, I immediately rolled my eyes at the prospect of having to review another indie film commenting on how we as a society are trusting random, non-commercially licensed strangers to safely transport us to our destinations. The bar for Driven to