Jim Jarmusch`s phone calls to John Lurie

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  • Опубликовано: 18 янв 2023
  • Jim Jarmusch recorded these phone calls in July 2002. He used a low-tech telephone recording device and a portable audiocassette recorder to tape conversations with his friends.
    The audio is taken from Criterion Collection DVD
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Комментарии • 7

  • @moldybread1956
    @moldybread1956 Месяц назад +2

    “Suddenly he was my best friend again because he needed me to record commentary for down by law”

  • @blackhope
    @blackhope Год назад +5

    One of the last times they spoke. 💔

    • @bipedofthecentury9956
      @bipedofthecentury9956 Год назад

      is there a reason behind that?

    • @blackhope
      @blackhope Год назад +9

      @@bipedofthecentury9956 It's only been reported on from John's point of view, but John essentially feels that Jim abandoned him as a friend, and expressed a deep dislike for him now. He also made claims that Jim had made films that were some what related to concepts he had come up with and was very personally hurt by it despite those differences. In an interview given after he wrote his book talking about it, he expressed that its possible he will change his mind on Jim, saying that he was like the cool girl you have a crush on who might fuck you up but you almost cant help but give her a shot. Hard to know how objective John is, and Jim is always limiting the amount of personal stuff he speaks about publicly so he has not replied to John's claims at all. At the end of the day, they are both great artists in their own right, and its unfortunate they don't get along, but hey, shit happens. Best not to take sides as a spectator and just appreciate the work they made together, and separately.

    • @bipedofthecentury9956
      @bipedofthecentury9956 Год назад

      @@blackhope thx for the answer

  • @tojama
    @tojama Месяц назад

    So Jim whos idea was Dead Man or is John lying?

  • @theaxiom3120
    @theaxiom3120 10 месяцев назад

    Jim must’ve been using an early prototype of Zoom