BUS 44 | Omeleto

[@sassyscribe8642]

The look of sorrow in her eyes when she got back on the bus and looked back at the passengers was so powerful. Great acting!

[@deckardcain6375]

She didnt look sorry she looked disappointed

[@biron...5815]

Right👍👍👍

[@alancorrea9161]

I thought she was going to yell at the passengers for not helping

[@yasirabbasmalik5863]

More of a disappointment

[@rollingstopp]

wow 241 likes ..lol

[@beyourself7428]

I was shocked about how good this one is and how everything down to the smallest details accurately depicts the late 1990s - early 2000s in China, then I clicked on the description and understood: This film IS made in 2001, IS based on a true event from 1999, and is directed by Dayyan Eng, featuring his wife as the female protagonist. If you do not know about Dayyan Eng: his [Waiting Alone] is one of THE best films made in modern day China. Please enjoy, for if for nothing else, this one is like a time capsule straight from 2000s Chinese cinematography.

[@dipnaskar5032]

thanks a lot for these info🙂 this is one of the best shortfilms i hav ever seen , will definitely watch this movie u recommended👍🏻

[@skeezerAndo]

How can I look more into the real event

[@ColordancePictures]

Thanks for your support! The Bus Driver, played by Chinese film star Beibi Gong, is also in Waiting Alone.

[@ravenestrella2310]

Thanks a lot for the awesome background info on this! It really is such a powerful piece of filmmaking, and to know that it comes from one of China’s top filmmakers, with his wife in a major supporting role, makes this piece all the more special!

[@adjuafrican2664]

Wow, just WOW!!

[@dishagoenka8016]

Keeping silent during a crime is no less than being a part of the crime.

[@inkerilain]

Reminds me of so-called 'peaceful protests' in Russia & Belarus. While the cops are beating up a protester, the crowd is just watching or recording it on their phones.

[@Nallah108]

China is really SICK when it comes to non-involvement. …and the "lockdown" has brought it to us.

[@ArtemPrasolov]

@@inkerilain не позорься.

[@vladducci]

@@ArtemPrasolov дизлайк

[@Drachistyj_izumrud]

@@inkerilain Reminds me of crisis actors

[@walterfisher9795]

I feel for the driver, but I love how she took care of everyone who didn't come to her aid. Awesome short movie.

[@NikkiRichNYC]

Wow That Was A Dark Comment... I Like How She Spared The Only One That Did

[@Neonmusicity]

I just realised the director already gave the audience a clue that the driver and her passengers would die. The Chinese characters”四十四”(44) and “死” (dying) sound the same. The fact that the director used two number fours means that two parties will die: the driver and the passengers. When she told the kind man to get off, it sealed the fate of the bus forty four.

[@BushCampingTools]

XLNT spotting!

[@billmcnulty1456]

What does number 4 mean?

[@harrygolden7551]

Yeah so she saved him

[@BushCampingTools]

@@billmcnulty1456 I don't know about Chinese but in Japanese, it can mean death, hence no room number 4 in some hospitals etc.

[@Aditi-mb3qm]

@@BushCampingTools Same in China

[@thelastdaybreathinginetern1385]

I get it. She committed suicide, and kill the others on the bus because they didn't care what pain she experienced, and endured. The only one that saved her was the guy... she didn't want to let him know what she was planning on doing so she told him to get off... to basically save him... this didn't end as I had in mind..

[@SSMateuszSS]

You're a genius thanks for explanation!

[@ravenestrella2310]

Okay...thank you for the explanation! I thought that’s what happened, but I wasn’t sure, and was really confused! Wow...what an incredibly tragic ending to an incredibly sad, but powerful film!

[@jamespaul2587]

Good explanation, I thought the robbers hid a bomb in the bus to destroy all the witnesses, but I didn't understand how the driver knew that and chose to save the one man who tried to help

[@andriyshapovalov8886]

@@jamespaul2587 bro, that was China, not Hollywood 😁

[@timetofly291]

Good point. I didn't fully get why she left him behind. It was a real emotional punch for an 11 minute film.

[@CristiNeagu]

4:58 "Why is everyone just sitting?" You know, that's a good question. Why is everyone just sitting when our collective bus gets hijacked? Why don't 12+ people stand up to just 2? Why don't we all team up against tyrants? Individuality in a society is a great thing. It means you get treated as a person rather than a replaceable cog in a machine. But on the other hand, it means that on a hijacked bus you feel alone against your attackers, despite there being many other people in the same boat as you. Society needs more cohesion. We all need to look at the people around us and understand that we're all the same, and we're all in this together. Tribalism is a very bad thing, but being alone is also pretty bad.

[@seraphim108]

So essentially we need to learn when to look at ourselves as individuals and when to see eachother as a group?

[@CristiNeagu]

@@seraphim108 It's a tricky one. People are individuals, and treating people just as part of some group rather than as individuals has led to the atrocities we saw in the 20th century. I guess there has to be a balance. We can't have absolute individualism, because then we'd be completely uncaring towards anyone other than ourselves. So we must belong to a group and feel some sort of pride in it. It's a very difficult question of morality and group belonging.

[@ABCDEFG-cj7mr]

I can understand why no one decided to fight back when they asked for money. No one wanted to get stabbed, even if they can overpower them. But, when they took that girl out, everyone should've fought back, because it is not as small as money anymore.

[@CristiNeagu]

@@ABCDEFG-cj7mr I can agree about the money. There is a risk of getting stabbed, and whatever money you have in your pocket is not worth that. It's not even worth it for all the money everyone has in their pocket. But when he took the girl, the situation changed.

[@timchiplis4128]

Best outcome would have been for the riders and driver to realize early on that they outnumbered the 2 attackers and gang up on them. Maybe start by locking them on the bus once they pose a threat ? I also imagined the driver flooring the gas when the attackers posed a threat. ... Maybe my thinking is too typical American. Still...Loved this.

[@mycatsloveeachother6648]

She couldn't live with her shame, and punished those for their shame, while sparing the one honorable person. Great story!

[@a.a.a.8365]

I guess she felt, their lives were not worth living., The moral of the story help those in need don't just sit there and watch you just might be the next victim.

[@anonymous6675]

...which is why I struggle with Buddhist philosophy sometimes. We are not gods; violence is sometimes necessary....

[@normandy2501]

@@anonymous6675 But you have to be honest with yourself even further. Are *you* willing to enact that violence on to another person period, or to even get into a knife fight where you have to assume that you're going to get cut? A lot of people will say that a judgement of violence is nessisary, but they won't think to be the one swinging the sword.

[@standdown4929]

@@normandy2501 These people were afraid to get cut by a box cutter and all lost their lives... They deliberately crashed the plane into the Pentagon in Arlington County, Virginia, near Washington, D.C., killing all 64 aboard (including six crew and themselves) and another 125 in the building. Less than 35 minutes into the flight, the hijackers stormed the cockpit and forced the passengers, crew, and pilots to the rear of the aircraft.

[@normandy2501]

@@standdown4929 Can't help but notice you didn't nessisarily address the idea of having to, yourself, enact violence, maybe even deadly violence, against another body. I believe it starts somewhere around there, because most people don't spend their lives hyping themselves up for that moment that likely won't happen to or around them. Being afraid to get hurt in the middle of it is somewhere else in that mix. But if you're trying to go back and forth in a negative manner as opposed to an honest conversation based on the short, then I'm respectfully shutting that down before you even start because who has time for that type of internet beef. Just a disclaimer.

[@standdown4929]

@@normandy2501 Boy aren't you overly dramatic... This was 911 or don't you remember... And don't assume I have never been in this type of situation before... I am shutting you down before you start again with your dramatics...

[@paulogaviola5522]

I was NOT emotionally prepared for this. (Really well made btw)

[@birdysuar]

The little smile/smirk at the end was an interesting choice. Such a good film

[@sonaichoudhury9979]

That look in her eyes towards all the passengers after she gets on the bus is so deep. A wise man said that "at the end of the day, no one cares". But that guy really cared for her.

[@tinkerbell1479]

What a brilliant short, thank you! We definitely need more like this.🙂 I got so angry at the passengers because they didn’t help that poor woman. They could of wrestled that friggin knife off them and pulled that monster away from her. What a lovely guy that was risking his life to try and save her. I’m glad she didn’t let him back on the bus knowing what she was going to do. It’s like she lost her faith in humanity, and I’m not surprised that she did. I was sad that she didn’t survive at the end, but I felt happy that those weak and pathetic people didn’t. I don’t understand how they could just sit there as she was being violated.🤬🤬

[@therealways6801]

Old small downtown indeed like these ppl just don’t wanna involved in anything they would rather keep silent and watching. Btw that’s the true reflection of old school China. Now its much better even in the small town

[@fishpest2039]

I saw that ending coming when the passenger faces were dull and the driver kept him off the bus. You didnt want to get involved, well let me help you be involved

[@viksdarbar6974]

Only one man can help her n she saved him. Beautiful story. Thnx

[@Geflechtmeister]

this is a very sad story.

[@ravenestrella2310]

Could one of you please kindly fill me in on what happened? I’m actually really confused by the ending. I don’t understand how the bus driver and passengers wound up dead. Did she commit suicide by crashing the bus, killing the passengers as well? I understand she knew something was going to happen, and that’s why she threw him off of the bus, but I don’t get exactly what happened.

[@Geflechtmeister]

@@ravenestrella2310 Well it's obvious! He was the only one to help her. And honestly, if every man in the bus would go out to help, the robbers wouldn't have a chance. They had only knifes. So she decided to kill everyone in the bus, including herself. But him she let alive because he was the only one that tried to help her

[@ReN-tw6mb]

That was quite a strong punch. Yes, we all feel infuriated by the silent bystanders as our own sense of morality rises up. But.... Let's be honest, we've all been "The Silent bystanders" several times in life. As we watch this clip it reminds us of our own hypocrisy. And somewhere anger towards ourselves as we see the reflection of our failed past.

[@nurudinnuhefendic8951]

Sorry but no I was never in that position nor would I allow myself to be that person.

[@ReN-tw6mb]

@@nurudinnuhefendic8951 Good on you. ^^ The society you live in must be a haven

[@paulmitchell5349]

I worked in China. I intervened while 200 people watched a man beat his wife. Speak for yourself.

[@Leandro-X.2024.Alkebulan]

When white people repeatedly watch a black person getting murdered in front of them or mistreated...yeah your kind should know

[@BecomingThePath]

You don’t know what you’d do until you are in that situation where your life or livelihood could be in danger if you do the right and honorable thing. I’d like to think I would help the woman, but I’d probably try harder to get more men on the bus to team up with me, and if they refused to join in helping, I can’t say for sure that I’d risk my life to save her. I would never forget it , I’d be deeply ashamed and blame myself though, that’s for sure.

[@jeremytravis360]

That was a shock ending. I didn't expect it.

[@uzivat]

I expect it, the moment she not let him board into the bus.

[@coke2267]

I already new what was gunna happen when the man first entered the bus

[@KaceyGreen]

@Coco same

[@milky94]

I did not expect it at all, I was completely not prepared for it, sent me chills down my spine

[@mysmirandam.6618]

Even though i expected the ending, it was admittedly kinda satisfying 😌

[@gaziraman1539]

if she was planning that anyway, why not run over the rapists first?

[@mysmirandam.6618]

@@gaziraman1539 ikr?

[@Austin-xu9ty]

@@gaziraman1539 I believe it was the shot of the dog nodding it’s head yes that was supposed to be utilized as her seeing the universe saying “do it” too this idea she came up with after the rapists were long gone. Also they took her in the field and ran away before she was even able to get up?

[@DrRonArt]

After being assaulted, the woman gave her cowering passengers a long look of disdain. There was another lingering expression on her face, when she sat down, that said this bus ride was simply not going to end well. There is no justice in this brutally sad story, but retribution, salvation, even gratitude come in spades.

[@trtlphnx]

Saw This One Coming As Soon As She Kicked The only one Off The Bus Who Tried to Help Her~ LOVED IT ~

[@christicrenshaw2772]

All those men and they wouldn't help. Except the one guy who tried. What a bunch of cowards. They are no better than those guys

[@dipnaskar5032]

also the woman who made her husband to stay back when he tried to get up to help the girl ,was even more sad...how could she do it being a woman😔

[@homelesshannah50]

@@dipnaskar5032 A woman stopped her husband from helping Kitty Genovese too. It's the "better her than me" mentality most of us have and she didn't want HER man sacrificed for another woman

[@2EKgn16]

@@homelesshannah50 I was telling a friend about that story days ago. As for the woman who stopped her husband, they deserve each other. Funny how the mob mentality only comes out when we're personally affected.

[@djtk6921]

About time you guys added this one. Absolute classic.

[@kathyjoey2000]

I loved this film because of how well made and straight forward the story telling is. But the fact that 20-30 people just stayed in place and didn't help the most important person of the group (the driver they're all relying on to get them to their destination) fills me with such anger. These people on the bus that didn't lift a finger to help the driver are the same ones who criticize strangers for not stepping up and doing more to help other people. Be the change you want to see in the world isn't just a saying it's a lesson. Do something. 20+ people against 2 idiots with a knife is great odds if you ask me. Bittersweet ending with her refusing to let the only passenger who helped (even though he failed but he tried which is more than anyone else bothered to) and she spared his life knowing she made up her mind to get revenge on all those passengers that didn't help her. Sad how we can prevent a tragedy but we choose not to get involved. Only causing us more pain in the end.

[@nitesslimboo1560]

The ending was kind of satisfying for me!

[@silverkittyzen]

@werid person The two of them would have been stranded as well and maybe one of the other passengers could have driven the bus in her absence. If she took the keys with her I think they would have ganged up then. People are always willing to put up a fight when its an inconvenience to themselves. But I agree, the end was not at all satisfying for me. Maybe, if she had run over the rapists first.

[@cahidijoyoraharjo7833]

@werid person That will never happen. They would just refuse to leave the bus, she won't be able to do anything about it.

[@mornstar5514]

The smile at the end tho, it was like he was glad she did tat

[@rainalane1638]

Idk how did you guys even got short film that’s so authentic in replicating the 1980s-early 1990s Chinese film. Like the coloring, the car, the cloths and the environment. Even the dialogues are flawless.

[@user-qm3nd3wo3v]

it makes me uneasy that the young man smiles at the end. I get that she spared his life but the fact that she suffered immense and unreasonable pain and chose death because of it doesn’t change. there’s nothing to smile about … I get the message this short is trying to convey(that passive abuse is just as bad) but in that process I think it overlooked the severity of the actual abuse by making light of the situation in a way i.e.,showing the man smile

[@mr.upcycle9589]

He smile because she spared him from her wrath. Many would.

[@resolecca]

@ㄷㅎㅎㅎ I agree completely, I know he is smiling to say "now I know why you kicked me off the bus" and "thank you for not killing me too" but it makes it look like he is saying "ah good she and all the bad people are dead" when the rapist and the thief got away, yes the people in the bus got their karma, but the rapist and the theif are worse and the didn't get their karma, and the bus driver certainly didn't deserve to die she did nothing wrong

[@amybowen5800]

Sometimes it takes us a while to catch on to a situation and that smile could very well be a reaction to his realization. An involuntary smile.

[@sassyscribe8642]

I agree. I wish he’d had let the realization and gratitude shine through in his eyes instead.

[@user-qm3nd3wo3v]

@@amybowen5800 yes I understand, but the film ends abruptly right after his smile, which I feel is a clear intention of the director, which makes me question why the creator made that choice!

[@elmaquiavelico5709]

Ok, this one has become my favorite.

[@veronicaharraman4891]

I agree hands down !! Bravo 👏

[@liveloveandhope]

There are a lot of men in the bus and only one has the balls to be a man

[@pathetic2399]

There were a lot of women on the bus who also chose not to help their fellow woman, and one woman even made her husband not help. No one on that bus had balls except the one guy.

[@uspatriot4261]

Bottom line is : would you be willing to risk your life and put everything on the line for a stranger in this kind of circumstance ? If I was that girl I would absolutely hope so !

[@billt8504]

I've only been tested once, when I was about 30, and I did the right thing (wasn't this exact situation obviously.) I'm 57 and not afraid to die so I hope in the future if I am faced with these situations I do the right thing again. You never know until you're in the sh*t.

[@detrajackson5992]

You know what?? I counted 15 passengers on that bus to include the driver before the robber and the rapist came on. 13 of those passengers were men. They allowed those 2 idiots to rob them all, then sat in their seats and WATCHED out the windows while the bus driver gets assaulted in the worst possible way, and while the ONE passenger who helped got beat up and stabbed trying to save her from them. No wonder she snapped!! It is a shame that this was based on a true story, it reminds me the atrocities that happen on busses and trains to women in India. 😶 Side note: The main actors were INCREDIBLE!!!

[@kevinm8230]

It never ceases to amaze me how realistic some of these films are. In this gem the acting is spot on and while I don't know that a bus robbery like this would happen in Japan, I could certainly believe it after watching this. I was surprised by the twist where the distraught driver kicks off the only one of the passengers who tried to help her.

[@reknakfarg7252]

Wrong country

[@SaadatBarlas]

This is set in China, Kevin

[@susanrhodes5681]

This is a Chinese film about an actual event in China c. 1999

[@ignatiuskung600]

the background is rural China. every one for themselves.

[@bobbierobinson6269]

Him realizing that she did appreciate him was great.

[@jeffffro7674]

That was frickin AMAZING!!!!!! I had NO CLUE she was going to take the bus out when she forced him to stay behind, my 1st instinct was that she had found them and.......ker-splat!!!! with the bus!! This ending was much much better!!!

[@robkemp7291]

The Chinese in the bus who didn't step down has forgotten the story of a single chopstick and a bundle of chopstick

[@northernstar5941]

The bus driver wears red as a symbol of her strength (which sadly the others lack save for that one man). She actually defends one of the passenger's who was hesitant to give up money. She was stronger willed than any of them and the idiotic passengers underestimated her.

[@hildashubby]

Another great short movie that feels like a full length feature, well done

[@mchoffner8497]

Omeleto never fails to bring us the best.

[@dontaylor7315]

When he smiled at the end I was puzzled at first, wondering if he was actually gloating that they died...then I understood: He smiled because he realized she had spared him. This is film noir. It's also deep social commentary but that's what noir does when it's at its best.

[@emmaandersson393]

Its based on a real story

[@Nallah108]

This film is about US. NOW. Wake up.

[@dontaylor7315]

@@Nallah108 It's about the human condition, as all good art is. It's about us, the human race - ANYBODY, now and anytime, here and anywhere.

[@xamurai00]

Even if just one person has helped it would have been enough to overpower the lookout and save the poor girl. I think if you die trying to save another you have paradise waiting for you.

[@commandericeman8588]

Where in the Bible does it say that?

[@stevenwagner6247]

very well said , very sad no except one guy was willing to help

[@PyroFalcon]

I saw that coming as soon as she got back in the bus and leaving the man behind confirmed it. Good story

[@laurenschultz3309]

It all came together in the end, truly a wonderful short film

[@thundercat8601]

Whoa, that look she gave the other passengers when she got back on the bus. Shamed them big time!

[@resolecca]

I would have thrown everyone off the bus and left them stranded except the guy who tried to help me and we would have driven off to the destination

[@zainabfahim8714]

I highly doubt those in the bus would heed to what she said. They'd prolly bear her up. Or they would just be stoned on their seats as they've been all along. That was her only choice.

[@rationalist455]

kiling them off seems more satisfying

[@resolecca]

@@rationalist455 While I won't be crying for the passengers I still feel like killing them is a bit of an overreaction but irregardless the reason I don't think she should have killed them is coz she killed herself to do so and she didn't deserve to die

[@zainabfahim8714]

@@resolecca She didn't deserve to be molested either. I mean obviously suicide isn't the answer. But we can never tell how much it hurt or how much it pains. On a public statement we never admit suicide is the answer. But it's not our call to tell her what is right. The measure of frustration is hard to know

[@mr.upcycle9589]

@@zainabfahim8714 She could have taken the keys and started walking herself. Or she could have dropped them all of and continued on with her life etc. She had a lot of choices. Killing everyone wasn't her only choice lol.

[@lifesjourney65]

Wow wasn’t expecting this one to be this good. Excellent all around, and all that drama in just 10 mins 👏

[@thevoicejb8898]

This short sums up the world we all live in daily.

[@henrihelvetica5835]

I recall her look of deep disgust when she boarded the bus and stared at everyone who, comfortably back in their seats, dared not stare back. I knew some doomsday moment awaited. SPEED came to mind for some reason. The would be hero's closing smile as odd though... Enjoyed!

[@karenmabin6325]

I thought she was going to put them all off the bus walking in tgeir guilt.

[@izzy-jd7ft]

I was pissed aff but the ending satisfied me.

[@lexa3210]

The plot twist was masterful

[@Robanimates]

He smiled because he found out why he was kicked off, she spared his life

[@dub2536]

It took me about twenty seconds to figure the ending out. Great film!

[@KatyaStrigina]

Wow! That was one of the best acting I've ever seen. Just like other comments for Omelero picks, these shorts are better than Oscar

[@EkaraLibrae]

She saved him with good intent so he smiled with grace in the end :)

[@rainboow567]

To me the smile looked more of anything else but being thankful or grateful.

[@norinb3522]

I just knew what she wants to do when she told him to get off. I was expecting her to drive off a cliff

[@missmadamxtra9778]

Freak'n blew my mind & through me 4 a loop...SMILE!!!!

[@omanicc9854]

I was angry when she wouldn't let him back on at first. But then grateful.

[@Rads_Mighty]

the man who smiling at the end make feel better

[@MAILLADY2010]

I couldn't, wouldn't, watch this happen and not do anything. Thank you bus driver lady. 🙏

[@Aditi-mb3qm]

I'm feeling so sad by thinking what she must have gone through 😭😭. But Great story 👍👍

[@fadingfrost2617]

This was exactly my train of thought after she looked at them! She has been ensuring Their safety after all. Then she discovered the reality, and joined.

[@praveennadar1422]

All of them deserved the ending except the gentleman.

[@silverkittyzen]

Wait you mean the gentleman didn't deserve the ending of being left out and should have been killed as well?

[@praveennadar1422]

@@silverkittyzen Nah , he's good

[@silverkittyzen]

@@praveennadar1422 Yes he deserved the ending of being left off the bus. The rapists did not deserve their ending though. They got to go scot free...I don't know how people are finding this ending satisfying.

[@praveennadar1422]

@@silverkittyzen That's exactly what I said girl

[@adriannathegreat9890]

The bus driver did not deserve her ending

[@MaxsLEGOStopMotion]

Now that’s such a creative ending!

[@andriyshapovalov8886]

Based on true story.

[@anxietymode7124]

At first, i was shocked why she kicked him from the bus when he was the only one who tried to save her, then at the end, i was like "Dude, she is a badass "

[@thebookdoc.writing.and.editing]

I guessed way before the end...in fact, when I saw her face getting back on the bus, I already knew. But nicely done.

[@ninjahvoand797]

I'm shocked and amazed at the same time. I thought it was going to be a tale of how abuse driver finds her life long love, instead a tale of a twisted sort of revenge. Brilliant.

[@rgarlinyc]

Very powerful - as old as it looks (2001, IS based on a true 1999 event ) directed by peerless Dayyan Eng, his wife as the bus driver.👏🏻👏🏻💔

[@sheilamorris1423]

Heart-wrenching

[@ggdd8874]

amazing story so sad so few real men these days just look around hard to find honor , pride, compassion .

[@JohnAnglin]

One asks oneself in the end who was the worst criminal

[@IronKore]

Passive abusers tend to be like the passive passengers

[@kkelseym]

I was watching this thinking I'd kill them all if I was in her position and then the ending happened and I burst out laughing 💀 I did not see that coming.

[@vonherr4253]

Beautiful story. Unexpected ending

[@twilightingX]

I saw that ending coming. Justice served.

[@mr.upcycle9589]

Not really. The perpetrators got away. But if she had decided to go out I suppose the others didn't necessarily deserve her grace.

[@twilightingX]

@@mr.upcycle9589 It was served to the people who didn't help her I meant. Hopefully the guy who tried to help can help the police identify the perps.

[@kathoden135]

How was justice served? Cowardly but very innocent people including the poor guy that was beaten up for his money all died.

[@juliz2500]

As soon as she went back to the bus, I knew what she was going to do. I was confirmed when she told him to get off.

[@sp.skater4901]

It’s quite sad it came to that when all of them could’ve took those two cowards.

[@paulb9769]

That was great as someone that has been in a similar type of situation on a bus I can totally relate to this and thankfully not to soppy.

[@alancorrea9161]

Great short movie ! I didn't get the ending at first but then I did ! It was shocking and sad with so many emotions . Great acting and filming to all !

[@rubymyluv1]

8:20 I was perplexed as was the passenger......8:32 I was like......really?!!! 10:09......WOW......10:14......I can see clearly now...... Perhaps one of the VERY GREATEST films Omeleto has published...... Out of a 10 star rating, I give this film a 50 out of 10! Easily......Clearly......my favorite channel to binge watch! 💗💗💗

[@harshal1053]

I wasnt expecting anything this intense.

[@dancingtrout6719]

Money can be replenished But Taking a Person is alarm for Revolt...

[@dhruvfaujdar6489]

It all came together in the end, truly a wonderful short film true story/....................,,,,...................,,,,,.....................,,,,.......................

[@LastManStanding4life]

you live a coward, die a coward....love the story!!

[@tarunkumargola7633]

WTF! bus filled with people could not handle 2 people with knives.

[@TheDxbrown]

That smile at the end was awesome! LMAO!!

[@summersalt3629]

when everyone looked away when the driver went back to the bus, I was thinking "man, I would drive this damn bus off a cliff..." and when she tells the guy to get off I was all, "Ooooooohhhh"

[@stevenwagner6247]

My first thought was --man that screwed up. then i thought life has a way of taking things to a new level. good short film, thanks

[@amirsyafrudin]

Anybody else immediately predicted the ending when ... . . . the driver said "Get off"?

[@treacherousjslither6920]

She didn't stick up for the passengers. When the one guy resisted she yelled at him to: "Just give him your money!". I wonder if this is why none of them stuck up for her...

[@mooma10]

She told him to give the money so no one would get hurt. She didnt want him to get hurt or even k*lled over a small amount of money!

[@treacherousjslither6920]

@@mooma10 Yeah that's what I was thinking too. But maybe some of the passengers thought differently.

[@mooma10]

@@treacherousjslither6920 No, that's not what they were thinking at all.

[@libratude9595]

*Great storyline and acting. I was on the edge of my seat 🪑. She wasn't throwing him off the 🚌 bus to be mean, she spared him and he understood at the end.*

[@1bhaihay]

A good plot. The ending doesn't provide any pointer to an answer.

[@borkogot5738]

Channel deserves more views

[@TheLoxxxton]

Simple, minimal great ending. 👍

[@dancingtrout6719]

if he would of got back on the Bus all the chickens would have made it home

[@prashantthakur373]

Beautiful

[@biron...5815]

this would not have happened if everyone had defended the girl!!!!!!!!!!!😠😠😞😞😞😞

[@xXxXkuramaxXx]

I’m obsessed with these videos. You guys deserve way more subscribers than you already have. As for the video; this is very accurate in reality. When most people (especially women) are in immediate danger, bystanders are scared to do something to help. And instead just take out their phones and wait for the police to arrive. ACTUALLY HELP. You can save their life.

[@deedeequast9148]

Not only did the other passengers let this happen, but they couldn't resist being contemptible voyeurs to boot.

[@bentheonepieceisreal]

the first frames reminded me of the rumbling from AoT

[@xru100]

I knew what she is about to do when she would not let him back on the bus... Very powerful though. Great job!