In one of the most remarkable pieces of cinema, "Terrific Trucks Save Christmas" is a tour de force that future generations and film students alike will be talking about for decades to come. This high-brow thriller takes audiences on a psychological ride and pushes us all to rethink the meaning of life and question the accuracy of our moral consciousness. Director Richard Rotter pokes at our insecurities and challenges us to look honestly and introspectively at our thoughts about race - and in classic Rotter fashion, he doesn't apologize for it. Every rewatching uncovers something knew, that is, if the audience has the courage to re-enter Rotter's twisted world of the human psyche.
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