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On the run after murdering a man, accountant William Blake encounters a strange Native American man named Nobody who prepares him for his journey into the spiritual world. William Blake : What is your name? Nobody : My name is Nobody. William Blake : Excuse me? Nobody : My name is Exaybachay. William Blake : He who talks

Dead man filmaffinity

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A fatally wounded white man is found by an outcast Native American who prepares him for the afterlife. View More. A somewhat surrealist film, which has value, but which is not for everyone's taste. This film is a little disconcerting. It is an uncompromising Western, frontal, very raw and sometimes difficult to understand.

Dead man filmaffinity

When the benefactor suddenly dies, the artist becomes a suspect. Captain Drury : Did you know that somebody stole Hayden's eyes just after Doc Welles removed them from the body? Dave Stuart : No! Captain Drury : They later turned up at the hospital, rather mysteriously. It's my opinion that Tanya took them

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More like this. Director Jim Jarmusch. Jim Jarmusch. But the movie doesn't fall into the trap of making white men the fall guys for everything wrong with the world in which Blake and Nobody try to make a living. Desson Thomson. Held together with Young's musical score--mixed a tad loud for my taste--and the deterioration of the finances and health of William Blake, Dead Man is more than a picaresque, but the overall theme is elusive. We encourage you to check the reviews' original sources. Jarmusch's drolly hip sensibility should be delighted with the film, but to the uninitiated, its drier patches are just as likely to induce yawns. Adventure Drama Fantasy. Return to movie. More to explore. Edit page. Trailer

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Roger Ebert. Trailer Jarmusch's drolly hip sensibility should be delighted with the film, but to the uninitiated, its drier patches are just as likely to induce yawns. Goofs Conway Twill sleeps with a Teddy Bear in scenes set in the late 19th century. Jim Jarmusch. He believes the same white people were in every town he visited. Women in Science Fiction. Western Independent filmmaker Jim Jarmusch reaches a new plateau in his career with this poetic anti-Western. Jim Jarmusch. Black and White. Quotes William Blake : What is your name? Technical specs Edit.