Slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk appears to have had a younger sister with a radically different political worldview. Mary Kirk, 29, is a Chicago-based art curator who, according to her own ...
Adam Driver, Vicky Krieps, Cate Blanchett, Tom Waits, Charlotte Rampling, Indya Moore and more imbue the American indie pioneer's 3-part dramedy with trademark wry humor but also new notes of mellow, ...
Indie stalwart Jim Jarmusch just unveiled his latest feature, Father Mother Sister Brother, at the Venice Film Festival, where it received a six-and-a-half-minute ovation. Built as a triptych, the ...
Tom Waits, Indya Moore and Charlotte Rampling are also part of the ensemble in three minor-key stories about adult siblings and their parents, set in the Northeast U.S., Dublin and Paris. By David ...
Jim Jarmusch is back. And not a moment too soon. The American auteur behind such masterworks as “Mystery Train,” “Dead Man” and “Only Lovers Left Alive,” is back with a brand new feature “Father ...
Filmmaker Jim Jarmusch has assembled a characteristically stacked cast to dig into some prickly family dynamics in the new teaser for his next film, Father Mother Sister Brother. “What do you say we ...
Jim Jarmusch’s Father Mother Sister Brother finds the director in a minor key, which is sometimes his best key. A triptych built around a series of aggressively unremarkable interactions, it feels ...
A little adds up to a lot in Jim Jarmusch’s first film in six years – a triptych of quiet, sometimes sad, sometimes funny stories about families, deeply human tales which reveal worlds in the spaces ...
Mubi will release Father Mother Sister Brother, the latest feature from veteran indie filmmaker Jim Jarmusch, in the U.S. on December 24. Written and directed by Jarmusch, the film stars Tom Waits, ...
VENICE, ITALY – AUGUST 31: (L-R) Luka Sabbat, Mayim Bialik, Vicky Krieps, Jim Jarmusch, Indya Moore, Cate Blanchett and Charlotte Rampling attend the "Father Mother Sister Brother" red carpet during ...
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