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Dead Man

  • Dir: Jim Jarmusch

  • USA / Germany / Japan, 1995, 121minmins, DCP

  • Cast: Johnny Depp, Gary Farmer, Robert Mitchum

The monochrome of Müller’s black-and-white cinematography opens a brave new land of the West, encompassing loneliness. Jim Jarmusch’s William Blake has not heard of the Auguries of Innocence , but before long the job-hunting accountant-turned-murderer who is pursued by bounty hunters runs into Nobody, the Indian who knows enough about literature, life and death. More than an anti-western, it’s an iconoclastic deconstruction of late 19th century American values and mores – in Jarmusch’s signature quirky tone, embodying uncompromising spirit and a highly refined visual style.

USA National Society of Film Critics Awards: Best Cinematography

 

Screening:

In-theatre Screening

  • Door Tickets Available at the Venue on Screening Date2019-06-30 (Sun)
    19:45
    Buy Ticket2019-07-21 (Sun)
    17:00

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