Year
1995
Runtime
121 min
Format
2K DCP
Language
English, Spanish
Subtitles
Dutch
Territory
Benelux
A journey westward becomes a passage into myth in Dead Man, where Jim Jarmusch recasts the Western as a stark, introspective odyssey. Johnny Depp’s accountant-turned- fugitive drifts through a hostile frontier, guided by Gary Farmer’s enigmatic outcast. Shot in luminous black-and-white and underscored by Neil Young’s spare, electric score, the film balances brutality with moments of stillness and dark humor. What emerges is a controlled, revisionist work that reflects on violence, identity, and the uneasy legacy of the American West.
Director
Jim Jarmusch
Cast
Johnny Depp
Gary Farmer
Lance Henriksen








Screenings
The Netherlands
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