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Broken Flowers
dir. Jim Jarmusch
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USA, France 2005
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106’
subtitles: Polish
Decade of Independents
Adaptation,
Anything Else,
Bowling for Columbine,
Broken Flowers,
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind,
Gerry,
Lost in Translation,
Me and You and Everyone We Know,
Mulholland Dr.,
Palindromes,
Paranoid Park,
Requiem for a Dream,
Tarnation,
The Fantastic Mr. Fox,
The Limits of Control,
The Man Who Wasn’t There,
The Wrestler
Information about director
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Jim Jarmusch
Born in 1953 in Akron, Ohio. One of the most important figures of independent cinema. Jarmusch studied film at New York University and Cinémathèque Française. Nicholas Ray (dir. Rebel without a Cause) was his mentor, and offered him an AD job. Through the success of his first films, especially Stranger Than Paradise (1984), which won the Gold Camera at Cannes, Jarmusch became the symbol of a new generation of independent American filmmakers and a critic favorite. His frequent use of dry humor and static scenes are so characteristic that the expression ‘Jarmuschian’ is understood around the world. Jarmusch’s awards include the Golden Palm at Cannes for a short (Coffee and Cigarettes III, 1994), Gold Camera at Cannes (Stranger Than Paradise, 1984) and many others.
Selected filmography
1980 Nieustające wakacje / Permanent Vacation
1984 Inaczej niż w raju / Stranger Than Paradise
1986 Down By Law
1991 Noc na Ziemi / Night On Earth
1995 Truposz / Dead Man
2005 Broken Flowers
2009 The Limits of Control
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