Review of Down by Law (1986) by Graham L — 20 Jul 2008
This is one of Jarmusch's most poetic films, offering a decidedly Jarmuschian vision of the American south and the strange lowlife characters who wander through it. It seems more like a collection of vignettes than a plot -driven movie, and while some scenes are confusing or pointless, many are masterful.
It's unique and vital American independent filmmaking.
This review of Down by Law (1986) was written by Graham L on 20 Jul 2008.
Down by Law has generally received very positive reviews.
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