Coffee and Cigarettes
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Jay_Blanchard
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Re: Coffee and Cigarettes
Thanks for the link John! Jim Jarmusch in one of my favorite filmmakers, and I'm going to flip out if none of the theaters in this podunk little state (VT) shows this film!
Anybody here familiar with the "Fishing With John" show that John Lurie did? It's hillarious, especially the one where Tom Waits keeps a red snapper down his pants for half the fishing trip. It's on Criterion, and definitely worth picking up.
Thanks for the link John! Jim Jarmusch in one of my favorite filmmakers, and I'm going to flip out if none of the theaters in this podunk little state (VT) shows this film!
Anybody here familiar with the "Fishing With John" show that John Lurie did? It's hillarious, especially the one where Tom Waits keeps a red snapper down his pants for half the fishing trip. It's on Criterion, and definitely worth picking up.
Re: Coffee and Cigarettes
i know a short film by jarmusch called "coffee and cigarettes", quite an old one, and from what i saw at the trailer, it was placed as one of the story lines or episodes. it's the one with Roberto Benniny. what i'm not sure is if it was remade for this long version or really edited into... got to see it anyway!!!
i know a short film by jarmusch called "coffee and cigarettes", quite an old one, and from what i saw at the trailer, it was placed as one of the story lines or episodes. it's the one with Roberto Benniny. what i'm not sure is if it was remade for this long version or really edited into... got to see it anyway!!!
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Can't wait for this one to get to the UK. It's made up of 11 shorts that Jim has been filming since 1986 (so you are right about having seen the Benigni one before) There's not really a plot as such (hey it's Jarmusch - who cares!) just the link of two or more people enjoying and chatting about coffee and cigarettes.
Can't wait for this one to get to the UK. It's made up of 11 shorts that Jim has been filming since 1986 (so you are right about having seen the Benigni one before) There's not really a plot as such (hey it's Jarmusch - who cares!) just the link of two or more people enjoying and chatting about coffee and cigarettes.