Jim Jarmusch

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( fr ) Jim Jarmusch (born January 22, 1953 in Akron, Ohio, USA) is a noted American independent film director.

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Read Jim Jarmusch’s Diary
Jim Jarmusch gave New York an exclusive look at the diary kept by Academy Award–winning production designer Eugenio Caballero (Pan’s Labyrinth) for his new film The Limits of Control. We'd highly recommend you check it out. [NYM]Read more posts by Lane BrownFiled Under: jim jarmusch, limits of control, movies [Read more]
some time ago on Vulture NYMag  (Jim Jarmusch) 
Andrew W.K. Democratizes Nightlife, and Other Culture Highlights From This Week’s New York
In this week's issue of New York, David Amsden checks in with erstwhile party-anthem factory and current downtown nightclub impresario Andrew W.K. Sam Anderson reviews Alec Wilkinson’s new book-length essay, The Protest Singer, on Pete Seeger. Logan Hill interviews Jim Jarmusch on his new film The Limits of Control. Di Webster chats with Eric Bana about his directorial debut, Love the Beast. Dan Kois reviews all three parts of Broadway's six-and-a-half-hour The Norman Conquests. Emma Rosenblum interviews Cupid's Sarah Paulson and Bobby Cannavale and Wolverine's Ryan Reynolds.Read more posts by Lane BrownFiled Under: andrew w.k., in the magazine [Read more]
some time ago on Vulture NYMag  (Jim Jarmusch) 
Spot the April Fools' Day Press Release, Vol. 1
The artist was trying for ferocious but wound up with bugged the fuck out. a) KID ROCK ACQUIRES NAMING RIGHTS TO THE HOME OF THE DETROIT TIGERS ... COMERICA PARK TO BE RENAMED KID ROCK FIELD' ... KID ROCK'S NEW BEER TO BECOME OFFICIAL BEER OF DETROIT BASEBALL b) Southern Lord artists dominate new Jim Jarmusch movie soundtrack [Read more]
some time ago on Sound of the City  (Jim Jarmusch) 
The Limits of Control Movie Poster
The stylish trailer for The Limits of Control, the latest directorial effort from silverfox indie kingpin Jim Jarmusch, premiered last week to great reception. Today brings the official one-sheet and its retro, Euro-sploitation design is just as appealing; in fact it might even get you laid. Co-starring Bill Murray, Tilda Swinton and Gael Garcia Bernal, [...] [Read more]
some time ago on Slash Film  (Jim Jarmusch) 
Jim Jarmusch's The Limits of Control Retro Poster
Three weeks ago no one knew anything about The Limits of Control, but now it's got a lot of early buzz, thanks to the new trailer that was put out last week. Cinematical got their hands on the official poster for the film today and it's quite wonderful. It has a very retro vibe to it and I love the look of it. It's great to finally see something different in the poster world these days, since we u [Read more]
some time ago on FirstShowing.net  (Jim Jarmusch) 
Jim Jarmusch’s The Limits of Control Movie Trailer
When iconic New York director Jim Jarmusch (Dead Man, Down By Law) and cinematographer Christopher Doyle (Ashes of Time, Paranoid Park) collaborate to immaculately fetishize guns, Spain, babes, and concentration, take a second to enjoy what’s in store. The first trailer for The Limits of Control has arrived, and is available after the jump. While the [...] [Read more]
some time ago on Slash Film  (Jim Jarmusch) 
Van Diemen's Land
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13 days ago on Variety  (Jim Jarmusch) 
Emmy Nominated Corbett Joins Brainstorm Digital
Issue 1 - 3/24/09 TD-College: Preparing Students for VFX ProductionVfx vet Kevin Mannens tells us what distinguishes his new production-based online school for TDs from its competitors... Plenty of New Skin & Muscle in Land of the LostBill Westenhofer talks about raising the dino bar for Rhythm & Hues in this new take on the old Sid & Marty Krofft series with... Drag Me to Hell: Tippett Enjoys the RideMatt Jacobs of Tippett Studio divulges what it was like opening up hell for the new [Read more]
15 days ago on VFXWorld  (Jim Jarmusch) 
Jim Jarmusch film lacks Control
Email StoryPrintSize A A AReport TypoShare with:FacebookDiggDel.icio.usGoogleStumble UponNewsvineRedditTechnoratiFeed MeYahooSimpySquidooSpurlBlogmarksNetvouzScuttleSitejot+What are these? AdsWalmart Catch FishingReids AuctionHummingbird SpaGraham AuctionNewsCalgaryCanadaWorld$37 million facelift for Devonian GardensCanada major player in illegal drug tradeLiberals claim Tory attack ads caused flood of donorsCommentColumnistsLettersEditorialPlan It opposition no surpriseLetters: June 23World is [Read more]
16 days ago on Canoe.ca  (Jim Jarmusch) 
The Lonely H's come to Huntington in July
White Horse Tears, a slow-building piano and guitar ballad that's easy to picture in a Jim Jarmusch movie; Singer, which is backed by an acoustic [Read more]
16 days ago on Graffiti  (Jim Jarmusch) 
Lack of focus causes director to lose 'Control'
The Limits of Control, reveals the limits of director Jim Jarmusch, whose movies tend to be hip meditations on male soloism. He has explored this territory for years, from the wandering loneliness of a Manhattan hipster in 1984's Stranger Than Paradise to the wandering loneliness of a past-his-prime Don Juan in 2005's Broken Flowers. Those movies are quiet and contemplative and a bit remote, but they at least have characters who begin to feel and change and wrangle with their self-imposed [Read more]
16 days ago on Pittsburgh Post Gazette  (Jim Jarmusch) 
Quick Change
the most . . .read discussed emailed Inventory With a whimper, not a bang: 15 particularly depressing cinematic swan songs from talented actors TV Club Keep This Party Going TV Club Merlin: The Dragon's Call/Valiant Interview Nic Offer of !!! Savage Love Happy Heterosexual Stories Taste Test Walkers Potato Crisps Review Firefly: The Complete Series TV Club It's a Nice Day for a Posh Wedding The A.V. Club Blog Fucking Distracting!!: Your meme of the week. TV Club The Home Stretch [Read more]
17 days ago on A.V. Club  (Jim Jarmusch) 
Unlimited control
Much like the soundtrack’s slowly shifting doom-and-gloom guitar textures, director Jim Jarmusch has used the typical tools of the trade to flip a genre on its head, crafting an action film largely devoid of action. Following a hired gun only referred to as “the lone man” (Isaach De Bankolé) through several weeks of his mysterious mission, viewers are treated to meditative moments in glacially paced real time, such as travelling on trains, lying in bed and practising what appea [Read more]
17 days ago on FFWD  (Jim Jarmusch) 
Jim Jarmusch's latest The Limits of Control is a slow, meandering
A slow-as-molasses crime thriller with a protagonist who makes flatline tough guy Lee Marvin in Point Blank look manic, The Limits of Control is quintessential indie Jim Jarmusch's 11th feature. The man who, along with Spike Lee and John Sayles, helped define American independent cinema for their generation, Jarmusch has turned out a consistently quirky oeuvre of films centered on hipsters traveling through a landscape littered with other nattily-dressed iconoclasts. The Limits of Contro [Read more]
17 days ago on Charleston City Paper  (Jim Jarmusch) 
GUS: Humpday Butt Kicking (w/update)
More Doctors Smoke Camels Than Any Other Cigarette (1949)*****     *****     *****     *****We've come a long way, baby.  Sixty years later, you are not likely to find either an ad that comes within a solar system of resembling this one, or a doctor who will endorse smoking, much less a particular brand.  Your doctor, when asked about smoking, will probably offer something along these lines:*Quit.*... and under NO circumstances should you smoke, while using a nicotine substitute.  This can be fa [Read more]
17 days ago on Daily Kos  (Jim Jarmusch) 
Free Cruise Becomes Movie: ?Wah Do Dem? Co-Director Ben Chace
I'ma big fan of Borges and Jim Jarmusch, and story tellers who use strange rhythms, mythology, symbolism, absurd situations etc. to express reality and [Read more]
17 days ago on Indie Wire  (Jim Jarmusch) 
The Limits of Control
Jim Jarmusch's anonymous antihero hit man (Isaach De Bankolé), identified in the credits as the Lone Man, exists only in terms of his unspecified mission. He's introduced in an overhead shot doing tai chi in an airport toilet stall, then taking a meeting in the first-class lounge. A few inexplicable aphorisms later, he's traveling through Spain by train, grooving on a landscape shot by Christopher Doyle and soundwashed in hyperdrone acid jazz. Like everything Jarmusch, The Limits of Control is c [Read more]
18 days ago on Pitch Weekly  (Jim Jarmusch) 
It Came from Bordeaux: The Sacramento French Film Festival
 Denis, an assistant to directors Jim Jarmusch and Wim Wenders at the beginning of her cinematic career, became recognized and celebrated as a director with her 1988 film Chocolat (not to be confused with Lasse Hallstrom's 2000 film).  Chocolat is a semi-autobiographical meditation on African colonialism.  35 Shots of Rum has been shown at the San Francisco International Film Festival and is a jury-selected film for this year's Los Angeles Film Festival (June 18-28, 2009). 35 Shots of Rum [Read more]
18 days ago on Examiner.com  (Jim Jarmusch) 
Movie Review: 'Limits of Control' is image and sound, not much more
The walking man in The Limits of Control, a minimalist exercise in the key of cool from Jim Jarmusch, wears through a lot of shoe leather during his feature-length tramp. One of cinema's men with no names, credited only as the Lone Man, this peripatetic figure is played (and walked and walked) by Isaach De Bankole with a determined gait and inscrutable gaze that initially reveal almost as little as the elliptical storytelling. Like Jarmusch, the Lone Man doesn't share his intentions until he rea [Read more]
23 days ago on Providence Journal  (Jim Jarmusch) 
The Limits of Control
Leave it to semi-visionary American auteur Jim Jarmusch to create an assassin movie as imagined by Michelangelo Antonioni. The Limits of Control, a highly controlled but poetic and slowly evolving tale of a hitman's gig, will strike some viewers as possibly pretentious and frustrating in its refusal to play by the rules of engagement for a thriller. Here, the meditative, hypnotically repetitious, and ravishingly visualized film mostly is about release and rumination, with tensions saved up and d [Read more]
24 days ago on The Santa Barbara Independent  (Jim Jarmusch) 
REVIEW: Jim Jarmusch returns with enigmatic tale of the Lone Man
Jarmusch has said he was inspired by a trifecta of a William Burroughs essay, from which the film’s title and its theme of words as the ultimate source of control and power are drawn; French crime dramas of the ’70s and ’80s; and John Boorman’s thriller “Point Blank.” All that would put you in mind of a noir experience, where the action is tense and philosophy is left for another day. That is not what Jarmusch has given us. Instead, the film is like a series o [Read more]
29 days ago on TheNewsTribune.com  (Jim Jarmusch) 
Sydney fest opens with 'Looking for Eric'
The Hollywood Reporter delivers intensive coverage of the International and domestic film festivals, from Cannes to Sundance. Sign up for our free newsletters, widgets and RSS feeds and you will never be out of touch. Check out who just landed a huge production deal and which films are generating Oscar buzz. Get all the latest from the film festival circuit direct from The Hollywood Reporter. Subscribe to the leading entertainment news publication in the world - The Hollywood Reporter. We delive [Read more]
some time ago on Hollywood Reporter  (Jim Jarmusch) 
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