Willie, a Hungarian immigrant living in New York, USAis a young man who considersfashionable.by his aunt, he reluctantly receives his cousin, Eva, whom he has never metCome to the residence for 10 days. However, in the short and boring ten days, the individual Eva gradually won Willie's favor and became friends with Willie's good buddy Eddie. One year after the time came, Willie and Eddie won a lot of money in poker. They decided to leave the city and go to Cleveland to find Eva. Also because of boredom, the three friends decided to leave Cleveland and go to Florida for vacation together after meeting. However, in Florida, the boring time finally showed a dramatic change. Willie and Eddie went to the dog racing and lost all their money, while Eva was misidentified by a drug dealer during a walk and got a windfall. After Eva left some money for the two partners, she was ready to buy a ticket and fly back to Europe. At the same time, Willie and Eddie went to the horse race and won the money back. They decided to go to the airport to recover Eva
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Stranger Than Paradise movie plot
2022-01-09 08:02
Extended Reading
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Glennie 2022-04-24 07:01:17
Jarmusch can be trusted and always leaves the most boring to the audience to fight dogs. If he doesn't, he will take pictures of the girls who stay in the hotel doing nothing. From time to time, a little wave that strays from the norm will shatter immediately. "I thought there was one. What a difference a new place would make." He just wanted to make that twist post-cold and anti-climax
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Braulio 2022-04-24 07:01:17
"I thought I went to a new place, but everything still looks the same." Hahahaha If you like Wong Kar Wai, you'll probably like Jim Jarmusch. Wandering and wandering, indifferent and alienated. It turns out that Wong Kar-wai's first film "Mong Kok Carmen" in 1988 had a similar opening to Jarmusch's second feature film in 1984. I don't know if it was intentional or not. Most of Jiamusu's Chinese translations of movie titles are four characters?
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Willie: I got something for you.
Eva: What is it?
Willie: It's a present.
Eva: Thanks. What is it? It's a dress?
Willie: Yeah.
Eva: Oh. Thank you.
[she looks at the dress]
Eva: I think it's kind of ugly. Don't you?
Willie: No. I bought it. Why don't you try it on?
Eva: I don't really wear this style.
Willie: You know, when you come here, you should dress like people dress here.
Eva: I'll try it on... later.
[she tosses it aside]
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[Eva is packing her luggage as she prepares to leave New York]
Willie: Hey, leave me some Chesterfields.
Eva: Can I get them in Cleveland?
Willie: Yeah, yeah, you can get 'em in Cleveland.
Eva: They taste good there, like here?
Willie: It's the same Chesterfields.
Eva: Yeah?
Willie: All over America. Yeah.