Welcome to our roundup of Jim Jarmusch Movies! From his unique style to the captivating themes that define his cinematic world, Jarmusch has left a significant mark on the industry. Join us as we delve into the most unforgettable moments and explore the creative vision behind each of his masterpieces.
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1. Lightning Over Water (1980)
Lightning Over Water is a fascinating documentary that delves into the world of filmmaking and the creative process. Directed by legendary filmmakers Wim Wenders and Nicholas Ray, it follows the making of Ray's final masterpiece. The film explores the camaraderie, struggles, and passion that come with the production of a film, particularly when time and health are against them.
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2. Underground U.S.A. (1980)
Underground U. S. A. " is a unique 1980 drama directed by Eric Mitchell, with a run time of 1 hour and 25 minutes, and a star-studded cast including Patti Astor, Rene Ricard, and Tom Wright. The film, set in the no wave underground music scene of New York City, follows an older woman, played by Patti Astor, who feels isolated and searches for love in the company of younger men. As she navigates this challenging world, she faces a series of trials and tribulations, reflecting the gritty and harsh nature of life in the underground scene.
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3. Permanent Vacation (1980)
Permanent Vacation" takes you on a whimsical journey alongside a young man exploring the unconventional charms of New York City. As he traverses the vibrant landscape, he encounters an array of eccentric personalities who, in their own ways, help shape the direction of his life.
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4. The State of Things (1982)
The State of Things, " an intense and thought-provoking 1982 film directed by Wim Wenders, invites viewers on a raw exploration of artistic creation and existential loneliness. The film's main focus revolves around a struggling crew that faces financial strains as they attempt to complete their work, heightening the disillusionment surrounding their endeavors.
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5. Vortex (1982)
Vortex", a 1982 independent neo-noir film, is a thrilling journey filled with corporate intrigue, government corruption, and music. The plot revolves around detective Lunch, played by Lydia Lunch, a popular underground musician and poet, as she navigates through the cunning schemes of a corporate businessman seeking government defense contracts. Through "corporate wars" and political manipulation, this mysterious villain aims for immense power and influence.
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6. Stranger Than Paradise (1984)
Stranger Than Paradise is a delightful road movie that will leave viewers spellbound. Directed by Jim Jarmusch and starring John Lurie, Eszter Balint, and Richard Edson, the film takes us on an unpredictable journey through the heart of New York City. Set in the wintry backdrop of the city, the story begins when the protagonist's life is turned upside down by the unexpected visit of his younger cousin.
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7. Down by Law (1986)
Down by Law is a 1986 crime-comedy-drama film directed by Jim Jarmusch and written by the same talented writer. This thrilling movie follows the story of two men who are framed and sent to jail but manage to escape with the help of a murderer they meet inside. As they flee the state, the trio encounters a language barrier, making their journey even more challenging.
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8. Sleepwalk (1986)
Experience the chilling tale of "Sleepwalk, " a 1986 film directed by Sara Driver. When a young woman is hired to transcribe an ancient Chinese manuscript, she finds herself caught in a web of mystery and danger. The manuscript's powers gradually infiltrate her life, causing her to lose control and grappling with a sinister curse.
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9. Straight to Hell (1987)
Straight to Hell" (1987) is an eclectic action-comedy western with a star-studded cast led by Sy Richardson, Joe Strummer, and Dick Rude. The movie follows a group of bank robbers who flee the city after pulling off a heist, only to land in a quirky desert town filled with eccentric cowboys - many of whom are excessively attached to their coffee.
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10. Candy Mountain (1987)
In the enchanting film "Candy Mountain" (1987), a talented but struggling musician embarks on an enthralling journey to discover the legendary guitar maker, Elmore Silk. Fueled by a fierce desire for riches and fame, our protagonist will stop at nothing to strike a magical deal with the enigmatic Silk. As the journey unfolds, the musician finds himself embracing existential loneliness and grappling with his darkest desires.
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11. Helsinki Napoli All Night Long (1987)
Helsinki Napoli All Night Long, a 1987 film by Finnish director Mika Kaurismäki, offers a unique blend of comedy and thriller genres. The movie, set in Berlin, follows the story of Alex, a Finnish taxi driver married to an Italian woman. One night, two men with a briefcase full of money hail his taxi, but their luck runs out as they are pursued by gangsters who had their cash stolen. When Alex unwittingly gets mixed up in their deadly chase, he must dispose of their bodies.
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12. Leningrad Cowboys Go America (1989)
Leningrad Cowboys Go America" is a 1989 Finnish-Swedish comedy film directed by Aki Kaurismäki. The movie features a Siberian rock band, Leningrad Cowboys, who embark on a journey to the United States in search of fame and fortune. The band, consisting of quirky and eccentric members, find themselves lost in a series of hilarious misadventures as they navigate their way through the unfamiliar American culture.
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13. Mystery Train (1989)
Mystery Train" is a unique and captivating film that explores the lives of three interconnected characters through the lens of a Memphis hotel and the spirit of Elvis Presley. Directed by Jim Jarmusch, this 1989 masterpiece weaves together three distinct stories that are both comedic, crime-filled, and dramatic.
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14. Red Hot + Blue: A Tribute to Cole Porter (1990)
Red Hot + Blue: A Tribute to Cole Porter" is a groundbreaking music video collection that premiered in 1990. This unique tribute features some of the most iconic pop performers of the time reinterpreting several classic songs of Cole Porter. Directed by a distinguished lineup of acclaimed filmmakers, including Percy Adlon, David Byrne, and Alex Cox, each video captures the essence of Porter's timeless compositions while highlighting the artists' signature styles.
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15. American Dream (1990)
American Dream" is a gripping 1990 documentary that delves into the heart of the 1985-86 strike against the Hormel Foods Corporation in Minnesota. When the company slashed employee wages and benefits, a passionate and determined union rose to fight back, ultimately sparking a labor dispute that would change the lives of hundreds. With a PG-13 rating, "American Dream" is a powerful film that shines a light on the challenges faced by working people in America, and the spirit of unity that can arise from adversity.
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16. The Golden Boat (1990)
In the mind-bending, dark-comedy "The Golden Boat", we plunge into the quirky world of downtown Manhattan, where absurdism and satire blend like a surreal musical masterpiece. The unlikely trio of a sweet old serial killer, a student turned critic turned musician, and a diverse group of international bohemians, all unite in this peculiar and unpredictable adventure.
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17. Night on Earth (1991)
Night on Earth" (1991) is an anthology film featuring five different taxi drivers and their unique passengers on the same night, unfolding in five American and European cities. Written and directed by Jim Jarmusch, the film explores themes of culture clash, immigration, and episodic storytelling.
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18. In the Soup (1992)
In the Soup, directed by Alexandre Rockwell, is a delightful, offbeat comedy-drama exploring the quirky world of a struggling filmmaker. Adolpho Rollo, played by Steve Buscemi, is a fervent auteur who can't quite make ends meet in the bustling streets of New York City.
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19. When Pigs Fly (1993)
Get ready for an unforgettably charming and hilarious ride with "When Pigs Fly" (1993). This quirky comedy follows the dreams and tribulations of Marty, a talented yet down-on-his-luck jazz musician played by the wonderful Alfred Molina. Set against the lively backdrop of 1990s London, Marty struggles to make a living by giving music lessons to an assortment of peculiar characters, but his luck seems to be always just out of reach.
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20. Cinefile: Made in the USA (1993)
Cinefile: Made in the USA" (1993) is a captivating documentary that delves into the American independent film scene of the early '90s. Directed by Paul Joyce and Chris Rodley, this film showcases the creative and diverse voices that emerged during this era. From interviews with renowned directors such as Robert Altman and Allison Anders to discussions with up-and-coming talents, the documentary provides a unique insight into the indie film landscape.
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21. Tigrero: A Film That Was Never Made (1994)
Tigrero: A Film That Was Never Made is a fascinating documentary-drama film released in 1994. Directed by Mika Kaurismäki, the movie follows film director Sam Fuller as he embarks on a journey to Brazil's Mato Grosso with his friend Jim Jarmusch. Their mission is to explore the village of Santa Isabel Do Morro, where Fuller had been sent 40 years prior to scout a location and write a script for a film about a tigrero, a jaguar hunter.
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22. Clerks (1994)
Clerks" is a hilariously groundbreaking comedy film written and directed by Kevin Smith, released in 1994. The movie follows the day-to-day lives of two convenience clerks, Dante Hicks and Randal Graves, portrayed by Brian O'Halloran and Jeff Anderson respectively. The film delves into the unusual bond these two characters share as they amuse themselves with customers and conversations about movies.
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23. Love Four (1994)
Love Four" is a delightful romantic comedy that takes a fun and lighthearted look at the ups and downs of love and life. Set in 1994, the film follows a group of spirited individuals as they navigate their complex romantic tangles, all while discovering what truly matters in relationships. The talented ensemble cast of Aedon Young, Ray Anthony Gordon, and Andrew Paul Sharpe brings this heartwarming and engaging tale to life under the direction of John-David Hutchison.
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24. Blue in the Face (1995)
Blue in the Face" is a delightful comedy film set in the vibrant, eclectic neighborhood of Brooklyn. The film, released in 1995, revolves around Auggie Wren, portrayed by the talented Harvey Keitel. The film's unique selling point lies in its exploration of the community through the lens of Auggie Wren and his Brooklyn Cigar Store.
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25. Dead Man (1995)
Dead Man" is a 1995 adventure-drama-fantasy film directed by Jim Jarmusch. The movie follows the life of William Blake, an accountant on the run after murdering a man. Throughout his journey, he encounters Nobody, a Native American man who prepares him for his spiritual journey.
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26. Sling Blade (1996)
Sling Blade, " a compelling 1996 drama directed by Billy Bob Thornton, centers around Karl Childers, a man with mental retardation who has spent his life in a hospital after committing a murder as a child. Karl's release to a small town in Arkansas marks his attempt at a new life.
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27. We're Outta Here! (1997)
We're Outta Here! " is a gripping, 2.5 hour long documentary that explores the early years of the legendary punk band, Ramones. This incredible film offers a captivating look into the life, music, and influence of this groundbreaking band, making it a must-watch for fans of the genre.
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28. Cannes Man (1997)
Cannes Man" is a hilarious take on the glamourous, high-stakes world of the Cannes Film Festival in 1997. The film follows Sy Lerner, a seasoned and savvy movie producer, as he takes a bet and attempts to take any kid off the streets and turn them into a successful actor.
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29. Divine Trash (1998)
Divine Trash, " a documentary released in 1998, delves into the life and career of Baltimore filmmaker and midnight movie pioneer, John Waters. The film includes interspersed clips from his earliest films, as well as interviews with various individuals from the industry and beyond.
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30. Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai (1999)
Experience the art of the samurai in the heart of the African-American Mafia world. 'Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai' tells the captivating tale of a hit man who adheres to the ancient Japanese principles of bushido - courage, honor, and loyalty - despite the violent circles in which he operates. Despite his dedication to these virtues, an African-American Mafia crime boss marks him as a target, setting off a race against time.
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31. In Bad Taste (2000)
In Bad Taste" takes viewers on a journey through the outrageous and unforgettable career of legendary filmmaker John Waters. This documentary delves into the lives of actors and fellow filmmakers, offering a unique perspective on their collaboration and influence. The tragic life and untimely death of iconic actor Divine are also explored in detail, providing fans with new insights into the man behind the makeup and the characters he brought to life on the silver screen.
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32. Screamin' Jay Hawkins: I Put a Spell on Me (2001)
Screamin' Jay Hawkins: I Put a Spell on Me" is an evocative documentary that delves into the life and career of the enigmatic American musician, Screamin' Jay Hawkins. Directed by Nik Triantafyllidis, the film weaves together testimonials from fellow musicians and individuals within Hawkins' environment, offering a unique perspective on his impact in the music world.
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33. Ten Minutes Older: The Trumpet (2002)
Ten Minutes Older: The Trumpet" is an anthology film showcasing a series of interconnected vignettes, each delving into various aspects of human experience and the mysteries of time, fate and human connections. Directed by a diverse group of international maestros – Kaige Chen, Víctor Erice, Werner Herzog – this engaging cinematic experience offers a unique perspective on life's complexities.
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34. Rockets Redglare! (2003)
Rockets Redglare! " is a gripping documentary that delves into the life and vibrant character of Michael Morra, better known as the infamous figure, Rockets Redglare. Based in New York City, this film takes viewers on a journey through Redglare's unique and colorful life, from his beginnings as a bodyguard for iconic figures like Sid Vicious and Jean Michel Basquiat, to his stint as a stand-up comedian, and his impressive array of acting roles in over 30 films.
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35. Coffee and Cigarettes (2003)
Coffee and Cigarettes (2003), directed by Jim Jarmusch, is a unique and captivating film that explores the intricate world of coffee and cigarettes through a series of vignettes. The movie showcases the addictive nature and camaraderie shared by those who love their caffeine and nicotine fix.
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36. Z Channel: A Magnificent Obsession (2004)
Z Channel: A Magnificent Obsession is a captivating documentary that delves into the untold story of Jerry Harvey, the visionary programming chief of Z Channel, one of the first U. S. pay cable stations. Set in 1974 in Los Angeles, the film showcases the influential power of cable television, highlighting Z Channel's eclectic mix of movies that sparked a revolution in the industry.
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37. Punk: Attitude (2005)
Punk: Attitude" is a riveting 2005 documentary centered around the music, performers, attitude, and distinct look that defined punk rock. This 90-minute exploration into the world of punk rock takes viewers on a journey through the lives and minds of the rebellious musicians and bands that left an indelible mark on the music industry.
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38. Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room (2005)
Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room, released in 2005, is a riveting documentary that offers a detailed glimpse into the downfall of one of the world's largest corporations. This film shines light on Enron's flawed and dishonest business dealings and how they ultimately led to the company's collapse.
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39. Excavating Taylor Mead (2005)
In the captivating and insightful documentary "Excavating Taylor Mead, " viewers get an intimate look into the life and world of the legendary character, played by the iconic Andy Warhol darling, Taylor Mead. Set amidst Mead's notoriously cluttered apartment, the film offers a unique blend of interview footage, archival footage, and unguarded insights into the enigmatic persona of a film icon whose influence continues to reverberate through the art and entertainment world.
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40. Broken Flowers (2005)
Broken Flowers" is a unique and captivating 2005 film directed by Jim Jarmusch, that takes viewers on an unforgettable cross-country journey. The film follows the lives of the extremely withdrawn Don Johnston, played by the legendary Bill Murray, as he navigates through his past relationships in search of answers about a potential illegitimate son he never knew he had.
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41. The Tiger and the Snow (2005)
The Tiger and the Snow, also known as La tigre e la neve, is a captivating 2005 film directed by Roberto Benigni. Set in the backdrop of the American invasion of Iraq, the story revolves around an Italian poet who becomes stranded in the war-torn country.
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42. Joe Strummer: The Future Is Unwritten (2007)
Joe Strummer: The Future Is Unwritten" (2007) is a captivating documentary that explores the life and legacy of the iconic lead singer of the Clash. Directed by Julien Temple, this film takes us on a musical journey spanning from the 1960s to the 1980s, highlighting Strummer's influence on the punk rock scene and his impact on people's lives.
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43. Idiots and Angels (2008)
Idiots and Angels, " a 2008 animated comedy-drama film, follows an unexpected transformation of a misanthrope into a reluctant do-gooder. The main character, possessing a pair of snow-white wings sprouting from his back, finds himself in the center of attention as everyone in town clamors for a piece of his feathered appendage.
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44. Explicit Ills (2008)
Explicit Ills is a compelling 2008 drama that weaves together four interconnected stories, all of which revolve around the themes of love, drugs, and poverty in the city of Philadelphia. Told through a series of intertwined narratives, the film offers a raw, unflinching look at the lives of these individuals, and the struggles that they face. The performances from an impressive cast, including Paul Dano, Rosario Dawson, and Naomie Harris, are truly standout, adding depth and nuance to their characters' complex, often tragic, journeys.
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45. 40 x 15 (2008)
40 x 15" is an insightful documentary that delves into the rich history of the Cannes Film Festival's prestigious "Director's Fortnight" selection. This film takes us on a journey through the years, showcasing a diverse range of films and directors that have graced the hallowed halls of the festival.
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46. The Limits of Control (2009)
Venture into a labyrinth of crime and mystery with "The Limits of Control, " directed and written by the enigmatic Jim Jarmusch. The film stars Isaach de Bankolé as a lone, enigmatic figure infiltrating Spanish society to complete a complex heist.
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47. Reel Injun (2009)
Reel Injun" is a captivating documentary that takes viewers on a journey through the history of Hollywood's portrayal of Native Americans. With a runtime of 1 hour and 25 minutes, this thought-provoking film delves into the tragic representation of Native Americans and serves as a reminder of the indifference that has long plagued the industry.
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48. Blank City (2010)
Blank City" is a compelling 2010 documentary that delves into the world of "Do it yourself" independent filmmaking during the punk rock era in late '70s New York City. Directed by Celine Danhier, the film showcases an intriguing snapshot of the creative scene, with stars Amos Poe, Ann Magnuson, and Becky Johnston leading the way. Set against the backdrop of an evolving urban landscape and a burgeoning cultural revolution, "Blank City" promises to transport viewers into a bygone era of raw, unbridled expression.
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49. Don't Expect Too Much (2011)
Don't Expect Too Much" is a captivating documentary that explores the unparalleled artistry and life of renowned filmmaker Nicholas Ray. Directed by Susan Ray, the film delves into Ray's incredible archive of footage, video, and stills, providing a unique insight into the complex relationship between his life and his work.
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50. Cove Road (2012)
Cove Road" is a riveting drama-horror film released in 2012. Set in the fictional town of Bluefish, New York, the plot revolves around a cruel serial killer and a series of tragic events that intertwine. It all starts when a local drug dealer accidentally kills a reckless young vandal in a vehicular homicide. This leads to a horrifying chain of events, with the tragic victim being mistaken for someone else.
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51. For Ellen (2012)
For Ellen" is a heart-wrenching drama that follows the journey of a struggling musician, played by the talented Paul Dano. As he takes an overnight long-distance drive, his ultimate purpose is to win the custody battle for his six-year-old daughter from his estranged wife. As the musician faces the challenge of protecting his bond with his young daughter, he confronts the reality of their family's disintegration.
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52. Prevertere (2013)
Prevertere" is a compelling and intriguing 2013 drama-comedy film written and directed by Brian McGuire. Starring Joey Capone, James Duval, and Dennis Fanning, the film revolves around the quest of a man who is deemed a pervert in search of genuine love.
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53. Song from the Forest (2013)
Song from the Forest" is a captivating documentary that follows the journey of Louis Sarno, an American music enthusiast who discovered the haunting melodies of the BaAka people in the Central Africa Jungle. Over a period of 25 years, Sarno immersed himself in their culture and recorded over 1000 hours of original BaAka music. The film showcases his deep connection to the community and how he raised his son, Samedi, as part of their tribe.
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54. A Fuller Life (2013)
A Fuller Life" is a fascinating 2013 documentary that delves into the life and mind of iconoclastic film director Sam Fuller, blending biography with crime. Directed and co-written by Samantha Fuller, the film features friends and admirers reading from the director's memoirs. With a runtime of 1 hour and 20 minutes, it is a unique exploration of a life marked by the thrill of filmmaking and the shadows of crime.
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55. Only Lovers Left Alive (2013)
Only Lovers Left Alive" is a captivating drama that explores the ages-long love between two vampire musicians who come together once again. Set in a hauntingly abandoned Detroit, Michigan, their reunion is threatened by the arrival of the beloved lover's reckless younger sister. Filmed in locations like Tangier, Morocco, and Detroit, the movie showcases the contrast between the city's abandoned state and Tangier's vibrant life.
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56. Hot Sugar's Cold World (2015)
Hot Sugar's Cold World is a riveting and thought-provoking documentary, released in 2015, that takes viewers behind the scenes of electronic music artist Hot Sugar's fascinating journey in capturing, transforming and extracting meaning from the ever-present sounds and silences of everyday life. The movie invites audiences to witness the artist's quest for musical inspiration and allows them to delve into the world of sound in a way that is both enlightening and engaging.
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57. Paterson (2016)
Paterson" is a heartwarming and beautifully captivating film by director Jim Jarmusch. Set in the quiet city of Paterson, New Jersey, it's a poignant exploration of the triumphs and defeats of daily life, with surprising glimpses of poetry in its mundane details.
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58. Uncle Howard (2016)
Uncle Howard" is a riveting documentary that explores the life and work of rediscovered New York City filmmaker Howard Brookner. The film was buried in the same bunker as legendary writer William S.
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59. Porto (2016)
Experience an evocative tale of passion and longing in the captivating movie, Porto. This 2016 drama romance, filmed in Portugal, France, Poland, and the USA, unfurls a story of two strangers, Jake and Mati, brought together by fate in the enchanting city of Porto. The chemistry between them is undeniable, but their brief connection remains a mystery, haunting them as they seek to unravel the deeper truth of their time together.
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60. Gimme Danger (2016)
Gimme Danger" documents the legendary punk band The Stooges in a captivating, 1h 48min film directed by Jim Jarmusch. This intense documentary dives deep into the world of intense, raw rock music. The band, fronted by the incomparable Iggy Pop, was ahead of its time, pushing the boundaries of music and culture.
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61. Boom for Real: The Late Teenage Years of Jean-Michel Basquiat (2017)
Boom for Real: The Late Teenage Years of Jean-Michel Basquiat" is a captivating documentary that delves into the pre-fame life of the celebrated American artist Jean-Michel Basquiat. The film, directed by Sara Driver, brings to light the impact of New York City and its ever-changing arts culture from the late 1970s to the 1980s on Basquiat's vision.
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62. Carmine Street Guitars (2018)
Carmine Street Guitars is a captivating documentary that offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of a legendary Greenwich Village guitar store in New York City. Over five days, we dive into the heart of Carmine Street Guitars, witnessing the skillful craftsmanship of local guitar makers as they create unique and exceptional pieces.
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63. Sukita (2018)
Sukita" is an insightful and mesmerizing documentary that dives deep into the world of music, revealing the creative dynamics and personal lives of three influential Japanese artists. Directed by Hiromi Aihara, this 1 hour and 55-minute film blends powerful visuals with stirring narratives as it explores the lives of acclaimed musician Haruomi Hosono, international superstar David Bowie, and esteemed filmmaker Kore-eda Hirokazu.
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64. Robby Müller: Living the Light (2018)
Robby Müller: Living the Light is a fascinating documentary that delves into the life and work of renowned cinematographer Robby Müller. Director Claire Pijman draws on Müller's personal archive to create a unique film essay, which intertwines archival material with excerpts from his extensive oeuvre.
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65. Diane (2018)
Diane, a heart-wrenching drama from 2018, follows the life of its titular character, who devotes her days to helping others and straining to connect with her estranged, drug-addicted son. As her world begins to crumble, Diane must face her past and confront the demons she's long avoided. This deeply moving film delves into themes of death, family relationships, and the mother-son bond, all while exploring the role of religion in one woman's journey to find meaning and redemption.
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66. The Dead Don't Die (2019)
In the quirky comedy-horror film, "The Dead Don't Die, " the sleepy town of Centerville awakens to a gruesome invasion. As the peace is shattered by the resurrection of the undead, the townspeople, led by unconventional police officers, must join forces to fight off the relentless zombie horde. Famous faces like Bill Murray, Adam Driver, and Tilda Swinton bring their unique charm to the eerie landscape, while Jim Jarmusch masterfully blends comedy and horror elements in this fresh take on the zombie apocalypse.
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67. HipBeat (2020)
HipBeat is a thought-provoking drama film that explores the search for self-discovery and revolution within the vibrant queer community of Berlin. Our protagonist, a young political activist, embarks on a journey of love and passion, all while grappling with the chaotic world of anarchy. With expertly crafted storytelling and a stunning cast led by Samuel Kay Forrest, Beatrix Michelet, and Andriana Manfredi, HipBeat invites viewers to explore themes of identity, love, and the human spirit.
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68. Scab Vendor: The Life and Times of Jonathan Shaw (2022)
Scab Vendor: The Life and Times of Jonathan Shaw" is a riveting documentary that delves into the life of Jonathan Shaw, a celebrated tattoo artist turned recluse. This intriguing film captures the highs and lows of Shaw's journey, as he trades in the glamour of stardom for a simpler life.
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