Directors: Jim Jarmusch
A quiet sculptor of life portrayals.
1.- Dead Man (1995)
2.- Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai (1999)
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Permanent Vacation (1980, Unrated)
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Stranger Than Paradise (1984, R)
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Down by Law (1986, R)
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Mystery Train (1989, R)
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Night on Earth (1991, R)
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Dead Man (1995, R)
This has to be Jim Jarmusch's most imaginative, classic, smart, mesmerizing and complex perspective towards life and death, religion and the meaning of life. Brilliant and mesmerizing. Open your eyes and your mind. |
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Ghost Dog - The Way of the Samurai (2000, R)
Definitely the coolest and most psychologically obscure film of Jim Jarmusch. A modern gem that does justice to the old style of samurai films and John Woo action masterpieces (yes, when he did good films) and the loneliness of the protagonist, concept taken mainly by genius Jean-Pierre Melville. Fantastic. |
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Coffee and Cigarettes (2004, R)
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Broken Flowers (2005, R)
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The Limits of Control (2009, R)
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