Patersonis a bus driver in New Jersey. The town he lives in is also called Paterson. Every day, Paterson's daily routine is very simple: driving the 23rd bus, observing the city on the regular route, observing his passengers from the windshield and listening to their conversation; he writes poems in his notebook; walks his English bulldog Marvin; Always rest in the same bar, drink the same beer, and then return to his wife. The next day, they hugged and woke up together. In contrast, the life of his wife Laurais full of changes-she has new plans almost every day, Laura remembers different dreams and wakes up every day, and then starts her daily life project-making teacup cakes , Painting the walls, making curtains, and buying the long-awaited guitar. They love each other deeply, he supports her leaping energetic idea, and she listens to his ordinary work and extraordinary poems
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Paterson movie plot
2021-12-30 17:21
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Darrion 2021-12-30 17:21:40
#BIFF# Paterson, who lives in Paterson, New Jersey, has "Infinite Jest" on the table and a bus driver who loves William Carlos Williams' "Paterson", living a rhyming daily life. He writes poems, often meets twins, does not use smart phones, walks the dog every day, then goes to the bar for a drink and then straightens the mailbox. The film shows the everyday poetry (and the importance of backup).
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Rusty 2022-03-22 09:02:00
To repeat differently, this is what time looks like in [Patterson]. In the first half, Jarmusu tried hard to give this time an image, but under his hasty editing, the time passed without a trace. But as the details accumulate, the film becomes contemplative, and many conscious little embarrassments are captured on camera. We finally got to see this spiral of time, it circled back to a new starting point, and it was time to go.
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Laura: Get any new writing done?
Paterson: I did a little, yeah. Working on a poem for you.
Laura: A love poem?
Paterson: Yeah, I guess if it's for you, it's a love poem. It's kind of inspired by our Ohio Blue Tip Matches.
Laura: Really? Does it mention the little megaphone shape the letters make?
Paterson: [taken aback] Yeah, actually it does.
Laura: How beautiful. I can't wait to read it when it's done.
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Doc: Paterson, you still don't got a cell phone?
Paterson: Uh, no. No, I don't want one. It would be a leash.
Doc: What about the better half, she got one?
Paterson: She's got one, yeah. And the laptop, and an iPad...
Doc: She doesn't want you to get one?
Paterson: No. She's okay about it. She understands me really well.
Doc: [mutters] A lucky guy.