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Definitely worth buying if only for the conversation between Tom Waits and Iggy Pop.
They have this mesmerising effect of making you feel like you are prying on the private lives of the characters in the film. Since some of them are stars in their own (non-Hollywood) right, such as Iggy Pop / Tom Waits / The White Stripes / RZA / GZA, it's as if they are giving us an insight into what they are really like when they are off stage that acting out the scenes can't quite hide.
I particularly liked the Cate Blanchett and Cate Blanchett cousins scene - I really did think they were different people for a long while. Bill Murray was brilliant and I still chuckle at Tom Waits' petulant "So you think I need drumming lessons?" to Iggy. And the Steve Coogan / Alfred Molena interlude was hilarious.
In short, it's a great film with no explosions. Put the kettle on , light a ciggy and quit griping about it being in black and white.
Extremely arty and beautifully filmed, this DVD follows several conversations between groups of people which, although are completely unrelated, all share the common interest - Coffee and Cigarettes. In some cases the conversations go absolutely nowhere, and the setting changes only very slightly from scene to scene. So, if you're looking for some thrilling, emotional drama, with various beautiful film locations, this may not be the film for you.
It's funny, artistic, minimalistic, and left me spell-bound. OH, and the cast are FANTASTIC!
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