JAR-LY: FILM SETTE
This ones kind of cheating but I didn’t really have time for a feature today so this short film about Chloe Sevigny talking on the phone in her trailer while being bothered by random people will have to do. It was ok, nothing amazing here but a nice simple idea executed how you would expect a Jarmusch film of this era to be.
6/10

Anyone who's worked on a film set can relate to this awesome little short. I've been on both sides of the awkward microphone placement: the nervous tech who needs to fish a lapel mic up a woman's shirt, and as the actor who doesn't give a shit as long as craft services has more than just granola bars this time.

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There's a scene here where Chloe Sevigny's actress character is being called to set and right as she's going to leave she gives a deep gaze at her trailer. It may not seem like much but it's shows how striking an actress & screen presence Sevigny is that she can convey so much with a quick blink-and-you-miss-it look.

This could be a segment from Coffee & Cigarettes, except no one drinks any coffee. Instead, it's Jarmusch's lone segment for a different anthology film, one I couldn't be bothered to watch the rest of since this had its own Letterboxd entry.

Chloe Sevigny is glamorous.

Sound guys have never been creepier.

It's a solid little film.

thank u for NOT smoking

microcosm/macrocosm

Hold on a sec–

This could be a segment from Coffee & Cigarettes, except no one drinks any coffee. Instead, it's Jarmusch's lone segment for a different anthology film, one I couldn't be bothered to watch the rest of since this had its own Letterboxd entry.

Chloe Sevigny is glamorous.

Sound guys have never been creepier.

It's a solid little film.

JAR-LY: FILM SETTE
This ones kind of cheating but I didn’t really have time for a feature today so this short film about Chloe Sevigny talking on the phone in her trailer while being bothered by random people will have to do. It was ok, nothing amazing here but a nice simple idea executed how you would expect a Jarmusch film of this era to be.
6/10

thank u for NOT smoking

50˚

Inside look behind film production

Sometimes it's hard to catch a break.

There's a scene here where Chloe Sevigny's actress character is being called to set and right as she's going to leave she gives a deep gaze at her trailer. It may not seem like much but it's shows how striking an actress & screen presence Sevigny is that she can convey so much with a quick blink-and-you-miss-it look.