This week it's Dave's pick: DOWN BY LAW, Jim Jarmusch's deadpan indie prison break film from 1986, featuring Tom Waits, John Lurie, and Roberto Benigni. What happens when you cram a deejay, a pimp, and an Italian tourist into a claustrophobic New Orleans prison cell? We talk cinematography, music, male energy, plus the curious Benigni effect. Along the way, we also touch upon Jarmusch's 2017 film PATERSON and Kogonada's COLUMBUS.

This week it's Dave's pick: DOWN BY LAW, Jim Jarmusch's deadpan indie prison break film from 1986, featuring Tom Waits, John Lurie, and Roberto Benigni. What happens when you cram a deejay, a pimp, and an Italian tourist into a claustrophobic New Orleans prison cell? We talk cinematography, music, male energy, plus the curious Benigni effect. Along the way, we also touch upon Jarmusch's 2017 film PATERSON and Kogonada's COLUMBUS.

This week it's Dave's pick: DOWN BY LAW, Jim Jarmusch's deadpan indie prison break&nbsp;film&nbsp;from 1986, featuring Tom Waits, John Lurie, and Roberto Benigni. What happens when you&nbsp;cram a deejay, a pimp, and an Italian tourist into a claustrophobic New Orleans prison cell? We talk cinematography, music, male energy,&nbsp;plus the&nbsp;curious&nbsp;Benigni effect. Along the way,&nbsp;we also touch upon Jarmusch's 2017 film PATERSON and Kogonada's COLUMBUS.

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