Isaac Ezban's latest endeavor, 'Delivery', is a captivating time-travel road movie that delves into the complexities of human existence. This project, currently in advanced development, showcases Ezban's signature style and personal touch, as he explores themes of planning versus spontaneity, routine versus adventure, and the passage of time. The film follows Adan, a lonely truck driver who has dedicated his life to driving along the Mexico-U.S. border, obsessed with listening to cassettes his father recorded for him. When Adan is unexpectedly fired, he embarks on a reckless plan to steal the truck and drive across borders, listening to all the cassettes, his most cherished possession. Along the way, he meets Nokia, a young teenager who has been abandoned in a border town controlled by a cartel, and they form an unexpected bond. The story unfolds as a journey of self-discovery, where Adan and Nokia navigate the contrasts of their lives, the borders they create, and the consequences of their actions. Ezban's personal connection to the screenplay, developed since 2019, is evident in his enthusiasm for the project's funding and selection at Frontières. The film's unique setting, the Mexico-U.S. border, provides a backdrop for exploring themes of time, loneliness, and time paradoxes. 'Delivery' is a testament to Ezban's artistic vision and his ability to weave intricate narratives that resonate with audiences. As the film progresses, it becomes a thought-provoking exploration of the human condition, leaving viewers with a deeper understanding of the characters' struggles and the impact of their choices. The project's significant funding and tax incentive from Mexico, along with its selection at Frontières, indicate its potential to become a groundbreaking cinematic experience. Ezban's expertise in storytelling and his ability to create compelling characters make 'Delivery' a highly anticipated addition to the world of cinema.
