Elizabeth Taylor meets Andy Warhol in Rome. What could go wrong?
Apparently, a lot. On July 8, Light Industry held a rare screening of Giuseppe Patroni Griffi’s 1974 psychological drama, The Driver’s Seat. Based on the critically under-appreciated 1970 Muriel Spark novella by the same name, the film follows a deranged Englishwoman named Lise (Elizabeth Taylor) as she searches for an elusive man to murder her in Rome.
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