Jim Jarmusch is an American independent film director, screenwriter, and producer. He rose to prominence with Stranger Than Paradise (1984) and has since built a distinctive style marked by deadpan humour, slow pacing, and outsider characters. His work spans films such as Dead Man, Ghost Dog, and Paterson.
A Macedonian film by director Teona Strugar Mitevska offering an unconventional look at the path leading to Mother Teresa's calling.
Jim Jarmusch's second color film unfolds across five cities in a single night, following taxi drivers and passengers through five interconnected stories. A poetic meditation on urban life that subtly parodies the cinema of each location.
A poetic film by Jim Jarmusch about three fates in Memphis, connected like cars of a mysterious train. Tragicomic tales of love, loss, and nocturnal adventures.
Three stories about adult siblings and their relationships with their parents, directed by Jim Jarmusch with a stellar cast including Tom Waits and Cate Blanchett. Winner of the Golden Lion at Venice.
Czech comedy exploring family ties and generational conflicts. Screening at Kino Pilotů.