Broken Flowers

Broken Flowers is an American film carried out by Jim Jarmusch, left in 2005.

Synopsis

Gift has just been released by its last conquest: Sherry (Julie Delpy). But Don cannot be resigned to remain alone. Quite to the contrary, it is obliged replonger in its past when it receives a mysterious pink letter. This letter comes from an old anonymous conquest and the formless one which it has a 19 years old son who is in this moment in the search of his father. Gift then hurries to inquire into this mystery thanks to its neighbor and friend nearest: Winston (Jeffrey Wright), a father, investigating amateur and fan of detective novels. Gift then embarks in spite of him in a voyage through all the country in order to seek indices near these the first four loves (Frances Conroy, Jessica Lange, Sharon Stone, and Tilda Swinton). These unforeseen visits with each one of these single women hold for Don a batch of surprises from which he confronts his past, and consequently, its present.

Data sheet

Title: Broken Flowers
Canadian Title: broken Flowers
Realization: Jim Jarmusch
Scenario: Jim Jarmusch
Production: Jim Jarmusch, Jon Kilik and Stacey E. Smith
Production companies: Vat Films and X-ray Features
Budget: 10 million dollars
Music: Mulatu Astatke
Photography: Frederick Elmes
Assembly: Jay Rabinowitz
Decorations: Mark Friedberg
Costumes: John A. Dunn
Country of origin: the United States
Format: Colors - 1,85:1 - Dolby DIGITAL - 35 mm
Kind: Comedy
Lasted: 106 minutes
Comings out date: May 17th 2005 (Cannes festival 2005), August 5th 2005 (the United States), September 7th 2005 (France), September 28th 2005 (Belgium)

Distribution

Bill Murray: Don Johnston
Jeffrey Wright: Winston
Sharon Stone: Laura Miller
Frances Conroy:
Jessica Lange gilded: Carmen
Tilda Swinton: Penny
Julie Delpy: Sherry
Chloë Sevigny: the assistant of Carmen
Chris Bauer: DaN
Alexis Dziena: Lolita
Christopher McDonald : Ron
Larry Fessenden : Will
Pell James: Sun Green
Heather Simms : Mona
Brea Frazier : Rita
Suzanne Hevner : Mrs. Dorston

Reward

Grand Prix of the Cannes festival 2005.

External bonds

Official site
Broken Flowers on Internet Movie Database

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