Permanent Vacation

Jim Jarmusch's first feature film, shot in Greenwich Village in the 80's, immediately introduces the director's style: an indifference towards traditional dramaturgy and the exposition of a world in limbo, where nothing seems to happen, yet life secretly weaves its presence and absence.

Synopsis

A New Yorker's wanderings in a desolate New York and his desperate attempts to communicate with the marginal types he meets on his way in an urban maze story by the king of American independent cinema.