Baby Driver is an action crime film directed by Edgar Wright. The story follows Baby, a talented young getaway driver with a passion for music. Suffering from tinnitus, he constantly listens to music to drown out the ringing in his ears. Baby works for a criminal mastermind named Doc, participating in heists alongside a rotating crew of criminals.

Despite his skill behind the wheel, Baby longs for a normal life. He meets and falls in love with a waitress named Debora, sparking his desire to leave the criminal world. However, Doc coerces him into one last job, complicating Baby’s plans for a fresh start.

The film is known for its unique integration of music into the narrative, with action sequences choreographed to the beat of the soundtrack. As Baby navigates the dangerous world of crime, he faces challenges and betrayals that threaten both his freedom and his newfound romance.