No one makes an anthology film like Jim Jarmuschand His new film “Father Mom Sister Brother“Will see him explore the complications with family relationships over a lot of copper tea.
Jarmusch has collected a stable of his favorite collaborations (along with some new faces) for a tripty about adults who navigate their relationships with their aging parents. The three segments were filmed in New Jersey, Dublin and Paris – a suitable global choice from a director who has always been fascinated by the ways that multicultural relationships form our smallest interactions. Plot details have so far been scarce, but the first teaser shows three distinct families that handle their share of difficult moments, such as a disagreement if it is possible to make a really toasted bread with tea.
The movie Stars Adam Driver, Cate Blanchett, Tom Waits, Mayim Bialik, Charlotte Rampling, Vicky cypsGreene Greene, the Indonesian, the Holy City, Franènaise Franization.
“Father Mother Sister Brother” is the first feature that Jarmusch has directed since his zombie comedy 2019 “The Dead Don’t Die.” That film debuted to intermediate reviews (although it has had a subsequent reconsideration), but it was preceded by two of the strongest films in his career, 2014’s “Only lovers left alive” and 2016’s “Paterson.”
Hyphenate has kept busy during its six -year interruption, Works with multiple music projects Including a new series of points that he composed for Man Ray films along with his Sqürl bandmate Carter Logan. But he has not been shy over his Contempt for the state of the independent film industry.
“The film industry is a bit gone,” Jarmusch said in an interview in 2023 with The custodian. “It sucks. It has worsened. The kind of split right-right agreement-an equally large 50-50 shared profits, by costs, with financiers-as I used to be able to do with my movies … if you even suggested that now you would laugh out of the damn building.”
“Father Mother Sister Brother” will have its world premiere at the Venice International Film Festival before screening at the New York Film Festival. Mubi releases the film in theaters on December 24. Look at the teaser below.
