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REVIEW
Jarmusch continues on the theme of alienated outsiders in this razor-sharp and decidedly different "road picture." Lurie and Waits (wonderfully cast as a gravel-voice D.J./hipster) meet up in a Louisiana prison where they team with an irrepressible Italian tourist (Benigni) who leads them on a jailbreak through a stark eerie swamp and beyond. An offbeat comedy from one of the most original American filmmakers of today.

PRODUCT FORMAT INFORMATION

DVD Widescreen: $34.99 (Criterion Collection 2-Disc Set)

Availability: ON ORDER Ships when stock arrives

Close Caption: Yes

Region Code: 1

UPC: 037429172025

Studio: Criterion

Languages: English Dolby Digital Mono (Primary), French, English Subtitles, French Subtitles

Aspect Ratio: Anamorphic 1.78

Extras: Isolated Music Score, Trailers

Features:

Outtakes; Production Polaroids; Location stills
1986 Cannes Film Festival press conference with Jarmusch, Lurie, Benigni and Nicoletta Braschi
Comments and reflections by Jarmusch; Q&A with Jarmusch
2002 video interview with director of photography Robby Müller
Music video(s): of Tom Waits singing Cole Porter's "It's All Right with Me," directed by Jarmusch
Audio commentary: 1986 John Lurie interview with commentary
Jarmusch's phone calls with Waits, Benigni, and Lurie
Isolated music track
Optional French dub track, featuring Roberto Benigni

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Stranger than Paradise

Mystery Train

The Limits of Control

Fishing with John

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