Paterson (2016)
Paterson
”A man's daily routine is filled with poetry and hidden talents.”
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A sentimental reflection on everyday life, how we work and go along with the routine while our talents, emotions and dreams are put on the back burner. Yet they are there, part of who we are and in the small things we do. Another great movie from director Jim Jarmusch (of 'Eternal Lovers') and featuring an outstanding performance by Adam Driver (Kylo Ren of the new 'Star Wars').
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A quiet observation of the triumphs and defeats of daily life, along with the poetry evident in its smallest details.
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