Jim Jarmusch on Directing Tom Waits and Adam Driver

Описание: In this INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE clip, filmmaker Jim Jarmusch discusses his approach to working with actors—and his guiding philosophy of “doing less.” Rather than reaching for bigger emotions or more expressive performances, Jarmusch explains how restraint, simplicity, and precision can create something more truthful, more cinematic, and ultimately more powerful.

Reflecting on FATHER MOTHER SISTER BROTHER and its distinct, interconnected stories, he shares how he tailors direction to each actor, each tone, and each world—helping performances feel grounded without overstatement. It’s a rare behind-the-scenes look at how Jarmusch builds emotional rhythm through minimalism, trust, and quiet control.


Watch the full conversation with Jim Jarmusch on INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE
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Video podcast exploring independent film, arthouse cinema, and the film industry. In-depth filmmaker interviews, behind-the-scenes conversations, and film analysis covering new releases, repertory cinema, and classic films. Hosted by Greg Laemmle & Raphael Sbarge in partnership with Laemmle Theatres, Inside the Arthouse focuses on film distribution, the movie business, and the creative process behind independent filmmaking