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Truth & Movies - A Little White Lies Podcast
Podcast

Fremont | Rotting In the Sun + Sebastian Silva | Stranger Than Paradise (1984)

On Truth & Movies this week, a young refugee faces survivor’s guilt, insom­nia and long­ing to be loved in Fre­mont. David Jenk­ins spoke to Sebas­t­ian Sil­va about his auda­cious meta-com­e­dy Rot­ting In the Sun, and we reviewed the film. Final­ly for Film Club we returned to Jim Jarmusch’s debut, Stranger Than Paradise. 
Two people reclining on a sofa, with an acoustic guitar in the background.
In Praise Of

What Only Lovers Left Alive taught me about queer love

by Adela Teubner

Jim Jar­musch’s swoon­ing romance about two cen­turies-old vam­pires rep­re­sent­ed the love that I had been taught to believe was shameful.
Two men with clown noses sitting in a car at night, surrounded by blurry lights.
In Praise Of

In praise of two hats in Jim Jarmusch’s Night on Earth

by Liz Gorny

In Jim Jarmusch’s 1991 film, a cab dri­ver and his passenger’s iden­ti­cal hats cap­ture the pow­er and poignan­cy in cul­tur­al exchange.
Two figures, a woman in a red outfit and a man in a black outfit, stand facing each other in a dimly lit indoor space with arched windows.
Incoming

Jim Jarmusch has directed a new short film for Saint Laurent

by Charles Bramesco

Julianne Moore, Char­lotte Gains­bourg, and Indya Moore appear in the nine-minute experiment.
Two men in a guitar workshop, one wearing a guitar-themed t-shirt examining a guitar, the other playing an electric guitar.
Review

Carmine Street Guitars

by Adam Woodward

Direc­tor Ron Mann takes us on an inti­mate tour of a leg­endary Green­wich Vil­lage music shop.

3
Anticipation
3
Enjoyment
3
In Retrospect
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Review

The Dead Don’t Die

by Hannah Strong

A cast of Jim Jar­musch reg­u­lars attempt to ward off the zom­bie apoc­a­lypse in this alle­gor­i­cal horror-comedy.

4
Anticipation
3
Enjoyment
3
In Retrospect
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Interviews

Jim Jarmusch: ‘Teenagers define our culture – Billie Eilish is a genius’

by Adam Woodward

Akron’s finest chats riff­ing on George A Romero and fear­ing for our future in The Dead Don’t Die.
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Festivals

The Dead Don’t Die – first look review

by Hannah Strong

Jim Jar­musch takes aim at the ills of cap­i­tal­ism in this star-stud­ded small­town zom­bie comedy.
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In Praise Of

Going to Graceland – Revisiting Mystery Train at 30

by William Carroll

Jim Jarmusch’s 1989 film is a melod­ic ode to an Amer­i­ca of drifters, tourists and lone­some wanderers.
A young man with blonde hair wearing a colourful patterned top, looking pensive and serious.
Festivals

Xavier Dolan, Terrence Malick headline 72nd Cannes Film Festival

by Adam Woodward

This year’s Offi­cial Selec­tion fea­tures new works from Jim Jar­musch, Bong Joon-ho and Jes­si­ca Hausner.