Mr. Carpool (Oscar Isaac) wanders around the freeways of Los Angeles, making ends meet by offering his services as an extra passenger so they can drive in the carpooling lane. Throughout his adventures, he meets a series of oddballs, from a protein shake-pounding muscleman (Firas Al Khazaali), to high-strung business types (Charley Rossman), to a multi-tasking muncher (Michael Q. Schmidt) who drives with his hands on a burger instead of the steering wheel. While he witnesses some nervous breakdowns, high points in his day include smoking up with a relaxed truck driver (Max Minghella), getting to man the wheel while a lady gets changed for work (Kristina Korsholm), and forging a serious bond with one of his clients. This is all accompanied by Trentemøller's "Gravity," which serves to support the life-lesson with its steady pace and unobtrusive vocals.

Mr. Carpool (Oscar Isaac) wanders around the freeways of Los Angeles, making ends meet by offering his services as an extra passenger so they can drive in the carpooling lane. Throughout his adventures, he meets a series of oddballs, from a protein shake-pounding muscleman (Firas Al Khazaali), to high-strung business types (Charley Rossman), to a multi-tasking muncher (Michael Q. Schmidt) who drives with his hands on a burger instead of the steering wheel. While he witnesses some nervous breakdowns, high points in his day include smoking up with a relaxed truck driver (Max Minghella), getting to man the wheel while a lady gets changed for work (Kristina Korsholm), and forging a serious bond with one of his clients. This is all accompanied by Trentemøller's "Gravity," which serves to support the life-lesson with its steady pace and unobtrusive vocals.

Twin brother and sister Dipper and Mabel Pines are in for an unexpected adventure when they spend the summer helping their great uncle Stan run a tourist trap in the mysterious town of Gravity Falls, Oregon.

In a world where gravity grows stronger every day, a married couple, Ki-cheol and Mi-young, struggle to move their increasingly heavy bodies. They set out for work and a prenatal check-up. Despite the growing burden, they head out—one to work, the other to a prenatal check-up.

On the French DVD and blu-ray of 'The Wedding Banquet', this documentary is called 'Taiwan and New York' and runs 24 minutes. All clips from 'Pushing Hands' were removed for copyright