Drift (2015)

In the 2015 drama Drift, we follow Robert, a man with a checkered past who has spent years racing in the underground world of illegal driving. After a long absence, he returns to his hometown of Dietikon, hoping to shed the weight of his former life. Eager for a fresh start, he takes on an apprenticeship at a local repair shop, a humble setting that contrasts sharply with the adrenaline-fueled lifestyle he once embraced. However, as he begins to rebuild his life, Robert's resolve is tested when he meets Alice, a passionate teacher whose presence reignites old desires and unresolved conflicts.

The film delves into themes of redemption and the struggle between one’s past and the future. As Robert navigates the complexities of his new life, the audience witnesses an inner battle that is both poignant and relatable. His interactions with Alice bring a sense of hope and possibility, but also complicate his journey toward self-forgiveness. With a backdrop of personal transformation and emotional turmoil, Drift explores the delicate balance between ambition and the ghosts of one's choices, making it a gripping tale for anyone who enjoys character-driven narratives steeped in realism.