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Alfred Molina, Bill Murray, Cate Blanchett, Cinqué Lee, Iggy Pop
A series of vignettes that all have coffee and cigarettes in common.
Id: 9809570
A collection of short conversation between various different characters, generally in cafes and always while, you've guessed it, drinking coffee and smoking cigarettes. Some sketches are super cool, some are very funny, I thought Cate Blanchett's was very clever, but unfortunatel...( read more)
Jim Jarmusch filmed friends, actors and other celebrities talking during coffee and cigarette breaks, creating a series of short episodes of people having conversations about all kinds of things while drinking and smoking. While most of the actors are playing themselves they are ...( read more)
Some of the episodes are funny as hell, some just dead boring. Steven Wright is the reason why I watched it.
Ah, Jim Jarmusch.
Indie indie indie.
My first Jarmusch film was Stranger Than Paradise which was...peculiar to say the least. When you're dealing with pauses in action that last minutes upon minutes upon minutes and entail little more than watching a character watch tv, o...( read more)
Interesting to not so interesting. I particularly enjoyed the one with RZA, GZA and Bill Murray, as i am a fan of all three, but some of these were dull.
Aardige film, maar soms lukt het niet en ook de stiltes zijn niet altijd op een goede manier pijnlijk. Een film voor vrienden lijkt het wel. De mooiste scene, die is echt mooi, is de laatste scene: 'Let's pretend this coffee is champagne'.
Interesting film by Jim Jarmusch who in black and white format filmed what seems to be sketches of famous actors and musicians conversating about any and everything while having "coffee and cigarettes". Some of these sketches include Bill Murray with The Gza and The Rza of Wu-Tan...( read more)
Coffee and Cigarettes is about various actors and musicians sitting around in shops conversing while drinking and smoking; well, title. While most of the conversations are amusing, some of them go straight to being pointless. Just like on most music cds, some of the dialog...( read more)
