Permanent Vacation (1980) **1/2
Permanent Vacation (1980) serves as a decent precursor with elements of what would define Jim Jarmusch's style when he truly hit his stride but it feels too much like a rough draft for me to really dig it. The loose non traditional narrative nature certainly fits Jarmusch's hip, poetic tendencies and the cinematography is very good for a debut but the poor sound quality, non-actors, and forced voice-over make it all feel a bit too much like a student film.
You can find my Jim Jarmusch Feature Films Ranked list here.
You can find my Jim Jarmusch Feature Films Ranked list here.
Comments
Post a Comment