Toll Booth

Name: Toll Booth
Genre: Drama
Released: January 13, 2012
Duration: 96 min

2012

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Global Film Initiative | Release Date: January 13, 2012 | Not Rated

Summary: Kenan is a taciturn 35-year-old tollbooth attendant shuffling between a suffocating home with his ailing but domineering father and the monotony of the traffic-hounded box where he spends his working life. Desperate to resist his father’s attempt to marry him off to a neighbor, and equally determined to prove his worth by fixing hisKenan is a taciturn 35-year-old tollbooth attendant shuffling between a suffocating home with his ailing but domineering father and the monotony of the traffic-hounded box where he spends his working life. Desperate to resist his father’s attempt to marry him off to a neighbor, and equally determined to prove his worth by fixing his father’s idle old car, the pressure on Kenan drives him to the edge of a nervous breakdown. Temporarily reassigned to a tollbooth on a desolate country road, Kenan begins a flirtation with a beautiful woman who drives by at the same time each day—in a car remarkably like his father’s. Is this salvation for the aging bachelor, or the further unraveling of his mind? (Global Film Initiative)… Expand

Director: Tolga Karacelik

Genre(s): Drama

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 96 min

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Glenn Heath Jr.

Jan 12, 2012

Both as a character study and modern-day parable, Toll Booth sneaks up on you with its subtle use of repeating motifs and audible cues. Read full review

Boyd van Hoeij

Jan 12, 2012

Slightly surreal psychological portrait keeps things impressively light-footed and heartfelt. Read full review

Jeannette Catsoulis

Jan 12, 2012

Though speckled here and there with uneasy comedy, Toll Booth is a psychological pressure cooker that could blow its lid at any moment. Read full review

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