As metaphors go, the one at the heart of the dramatic comedy "Learning to Drive" is about as subtle as a cherry-red, soft-top, turbo-injected mid-life crisis. Granted, it might be ...

Learning to Drive review: Not a total lemonBack to video In Learning to Drive, Wendy (Patricia Clarkson), a middle-aged woman recently separated from h er husband, gets behind the wheel for the ...

Learning to Drive (review)The actual scenes of Wendy learning to drive are painful to the 99.9% of Americans (and most New Yorkers) who grew up driving. The screeching tires, the fear of motoring ...

‘Learning to Drive’: Toronto Review Ben Kingsley rides shotgun with Patricia Clarkson in the screen adaptation of a New Yorker essay ...

Ultimately, Learning to Drive is a film about self-discovery through human connection. It is sweet, but balanced by moments of biting wit to keep it from becoming cloying.

As fights in taxicabs go, the one that kicks off “Learning to Drive” just another Friday night for any seasoned New York cab driver: A middle-age couple scream, cry, curse and separate because ...

Watch a film clip from ‘Learning to Drive,’ starring Patricia Clarkson, Ben Kingsley and Grace Gummer. Photo: Broad Green Pictures “Learning to Drive” goes by pleasantly enough as you come ...

Toronto Film Review: ‘Learning to Drive’ Patricia Clarkson and Ben Kingsley play characters from very different walks of life in Isabel Coixet's inoffensive latest.

Learning To Drive - not to be confused with the Corey Haim/Corey Feldman vehicle License To Drive - comes from an autobiographical 2002 New Yorker article by essayist Katha Pollitt. In the ...

“Learning to Drive,” not to be confused with the Corey Haim/Corey Feldman vehicle “License to Drive,” comes from an autobiographical 2002 New Yorker article by essayist Katha Pollitt. In ...