Bus To Go is a company that provides overnight transportation services to public service exam takers who long for a stable job and do not mind long travels. The entrepreneur Raffaele got the idea from his own experience and started the business. In the background lie the unemployment issues and regional disparity in Italy, where unemployment and low-wage non-standard labor have eroded even the health care sector. When a seemingly promising business tanked due to the pandemic, and Raffaele became a student again, it was the people, not the bus, that were “to go”. Not only major non-places such as buses, bus stops, rest areas, and test centers, but also business cannot guarantee continuity. This, along with the students' tension and the current economic environment, causes extreme anxiety. The directors neatly arrange the audiovisual elements on the cinemascope screen and offset the anxiety through orderly editing and a dramatic film shield. At the same time, they get hold onto the reality by including shots where the camera is reflected through the car window or where the characters are looking at the camera.​