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Directed by Jim Jarmusch, instantly recognizable thanks to his wild white hairdo, Stranger than Paradise is an offbeat low-budget indie classic that attained cult status among the art house aficionados, and has influenced a generation of new-age underground filmmakers. Shot in static grainy black-and-whites, the movie evokes the sentiments propounded by the Beat Generation, and ends up being a terrific road movie. The character-driven movie chronicles the experiences of a Hungarian immigrant who has embraced the American dream, his
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Director: Jim Jarmusch
Genre: Drama/Road Movie/Buddy Film/Comedy/Avant-Garde
Language: English
Country: US
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