The Jarmusch Way

Focusing on the intersection of spirituality and art, the book examines Jim Jarmusch's films Dead Man, Ghost Dog, and The Limits of Control, highlighting their connections to Eastern philosophy and Western artistic traditions. Julian Rice argues for Jarmusch's significance in American cinema, emphasizing the director's unique narrative style and thematic depth. The analysis provides an in-depth exploration of how these films reflect broader philosophical ideas, advocating for a reevaluation of Jarmusch's contributions to the cinematic landscape.