By Ipsita Sahu
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02 Mar, 2024
Oversteer is not the high-octane Fast and Furious or Top Gear of motor racing films and series, and it may be an ambitious genre film to undertake on a shoestring budget. With dimly shot night scenes, generous use of steady cameras and close-range camera work, Oversteer has an indie film look rather than the style, flair, scale and glamour associated with high-production race films. But director, producer, and writer Derrick Lui manages to keep his audience engaged for the entire 86 minutes of his film. Its tight storyline, reasonably strong performance, relatable characters, and some authentic racing moments will not leave you disappointed.