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A journalist finds these love letters and she wants to write an article about them; most romantic travel destination aka the place where the people in the letter fell in love. She finds herself on a small island and starts off on the wrong foot with the taxi driver who picks her up from the airport (the male love interest). They arrive at the guest house where she'll be staying while she's on the island, it's right on the shore and is owned by the taxi driver's family friends. She hires the taxi driver to be her guide around the island.

I only remember bits and pieces from there. The journalist grows closer to the taxi driver as they spend more time together, the cliche he shaves his beard and gets a haircut and she realizes "hey he's really handsome", they go to a farmers market of sorts together, at some point she finds herself hiding in the coat closet of some really rich people and accidentally eavesdrops on a conversation, journalist and taxi driver have a heart to heart moment on the beach in front of the guest house.

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The look on his face showed that he was not in the mood to argue with a hysterical woman, so I got inside and managed to arrive at work just half an hour late. The driver was cute. He looked a couple of years older than me, but I thought nothing of it for the rest of the week, and everything continued as smooth as butter. Until next Monday.

After the date was over, if you can even call it a date, I pecked him on the cheek and said goodbye. We exchanged numbers, and weirdly enough, it was quite fun in the strangest way. Was I falling in love with this guy?

Who knew that I would meet a guy in a taxi and that he would be impressed by my vocabulary? Honestly, it seems too good to be true, and never in my life have I hoped to get such a love story that seems like a script to a bad romantic comedy. But with each day, I am more than grateful that I started this incredible journey with this amazing man.

Michael Shiver (Eric Schaeffer) is a cab driver in New York City. One day, supermodel Sarah Easton (Amanda de Cadenet) enters his taxi and they have a brief but intense exchange. A few days later, at a restaurant having dinner with his two close friends, he sees her by chance and they have a short interaction.

The story continues with the two of them becoming interested in each other, discussing their intense attraction and falling in love, all while Sarah's husband is away in Rome. Michael writes her love poems (narrated in Michael's voice) and sends them by fax, and surprises her with romantic gifts such as a thousand roses delivered to her hotel room in Spain, while Sarah is there for a modeling assignment and to visit her husband.[1]

Near the end of the film, Sarah is conflicted, causing a rift between the lovers. Sarah says Michael can't understand her life and that everything happens on his terms. Michael reveals that he was once a successful writer with a novel on the best-seller list, and he had known that life, but did not feel fulfilled by it so he walked away and became a cab driver. Sarah goes back to her husband and Michael sends her his best-selling book, along with a last letter, with Michael reflecting on their affair. The film ends on Michael's narration.

Yae Noguchi is a single mother working as the only female taxi driver in her company, Keisei Transportation. This catches the attention of her co-worker Outaro, who made several attempts to ask her out on a date, but is unsuccessful. Her teenage son Tsuzuru is an aspiring musician who lives with his father, as the two are divorced and only visits Yae once a week.

Harumichi Namiki is a security guard of the Northern Lights Building, who has a troubling relationship with his fiance, Tsunemi. While hanging out with his sister Yu (who is deaf), and her daughter Airi, Yu notices that Harumichi's passcode for his smartphone is "1209", implying to mean December 9th - Yae's birthday, to which Harumuchi denies as he and Yae have not seen each other in years. Later as he rides a taxi, he sees Yae driving by, but she does not notice him.

Harumichi uses a two-way radio to intercept signals from various taxi drivers, hoping one of them is Yae's, and constantly listens on a daily basis. One night he finally receives Yae's signal. Taking Tsuzuru's advice, Yae accepts Outaro's invitation to a date, unaware that Harumichi came by at Keisei Transportation to see her. The date doesn't turn out well. Outaro asks why Yae took the job as a taxi driver and comments that she may have been influenced by something and mentions the movie Titanic, which Yae quickly denies having seen the film herself. Harumichi comes home to Tsunemi, who is watching the movie, which springs up memories of him and Yae when the film came out in Japan.

Tsuzuru visits Uta at the bar where she works and presents his music to her peers, which they enjoy. A frantic Tsuzuru later seeks Harumichi for advice, the latter commenting the former is showing signs of 'first love'. When Harumichi then asks how Yae is doing, Tsuzuru explains his relationship with his parents. Yae picks up Uta and drives her to the airport where she plans to audition for a dance company in Tel Aviv, Israel. Later, when Yae texts her son that she's at the public laundromat, Harumichi rushes there to find her sleeping on a bench. Yae wakes up and the two return to her apartment where he repairs her broken washing machine. They then have dinner where Yae asks Harumichi his favorite food, though the original context of the question has since been lost.

Yae and Harumichi make constant contact with each other and she invites him to a restaurant that serves Napolitan, which he accepts. Later, Harumichi jogs at a local park where he sees a poster of Mars being the closest it has been to be observable from Earth. Yae is also at the park, about to see Mars from the observatory, when she and Harumichi bump into one another. After looking at Mars and gazing in the night sky, Yae turns down Harumichi's offer for a taxi ride and walks to a nearby vending machine. Harumichi follows her and buys her a drink when Tsunemi arrives.

Outaro makes one final attempt to ask Yae out, which she declines. Yae provides him words of encouragement, and in return, he advises her of expressing her true feelings. Tsuzuru visits Harumichi and, deducing what has happened between him and Uta, converses with him on their love lives. Harumichi then breaks up with Tsunemi. Yae asks Harumichi out on a date and he accepts, but when the day comes, Harumichi calls her saying he is leaving Japan to be a commercial pilot overseas. Yae confesses her feelings to him and the two end their conversation. While packing his belongings, Harumichi gives Tsuzuru a CD player as a parting gift. While visiting Yae, she and Tsuzuru listen to the CD player containing Hikaru Utada's "First Love" - the song Yae and Harumichi listened to in high school when they shared their first kiss. Yae cries as she finally remembers Harumichi. The fifth sense of hearing seems to be the trigger for this remembrance.

With her memories restored, in 2019 Yae returns to Hokkaido to dig up a time capsule from 2001 that she and Harumichi buried with the plan to excavate in 2011. Yae looks at all the items that remind her of Harumichi, among them the bookmarked train ticket, and a letter encased in a cigarette packet. In the packet Yae discovers an updated letter that Harumichi inserted in the meantime. While studying, Tsuzuru could not get his mind off Uta, which inspires him to compose a new musical piece. When Yae returns to work, she finds Uta playing Mahjong among the other taxi drivers. Later, Uta tells Yae she is going back to Tel Aviv to be part of a world tour with the dance company. After Tsuzuru completes the musical piece, he and Yae drive to the airport during which Yae hands over Uta's gift to Tsuzuru - a pair of shades. Tsuzuru makes it to the airport and confesses his feelings to Uta and giving her his latest composition. Uta cries and gives him a kiss, then informs him she broke off with the other man after he cheated on her.

My name is Dimitris Drikakis. I'm a taxi driver in my hometown of Chania, on the island of Crete, just like my father was before me. I never meant to become a taxi driver. My father had high hopes for me when I left Greece to study finance in Italy in the '70s. That dream was shattered when he developed throat cancer and I had to return home to care for my parents, as an only child. (And of course, I don'tsmoke.) I don't have any regrets about the way life took its turn for me. I could have done any job I had to do, to ensure that I could take care of my parents and subsequently my own family. Whatever job I decided to choose, I would do it well. I chose to do what my father did because, in those days, that's what we Greeks did. So I think I am one of the best taxi drivers in Greece.

I've been driving a taxi for a living since 1981, just after Greece joined the European Union. Before that, Chania was a sleepy dusty town, often overshadowed by Iraklio, the biggest city on the island of Crete. But the '80s changed everything. Chania keeps breaking its own tourist arrivals records: in 2017, nearly 1.5 million people visited my town. This is one reason why I love my hometown. If people who aren't from here love it, I know it must be very special.Even during the economic crisis, my New Zealand-born wife insisted that we stay in Chania. As I mentioned, I have no regrets. Our family, our hearts and souls are all here.

I don't think I am just another taxi driver in Greece. I'm highly conversational (I speak English and some Italian). Having lived in Chania all my life, I know this town really well, including its secrets, things you will never read about in guide books. I love sharing these stories with strangers. I know the history of my town, my island and my country very well. And because I like to work with interesting people, I also work with various companies that match passengers'needs with appropriate drivers like myself, doing transfers from the airport, hotels, cruise ships and ferry boats. I am available for all these services and also to drive you to the top of the Samaria Gorge and pick you up when you are through. e24fc04721