FAR FROM YOKOHAMA - A pair of young rock lovers came to Memphis from Yokohama to start a journey to find the hometown of their idols.
On the street at night,
Jun: If Yokohama knocked down 60% of the buildings, it would be a bit like here.
Shuizi: This is the United States, the city of Alves. There is no Arivis in Japan.
In a dilapidated hotel with no TV, Jun stands by the window.
Mizuko: What are you looking at?
Jun: I'm looking at the city.
Mizuko laughs: 60% of the buildings are demolished, Yokohama is a bit like this place?
Jun: This is not Japan, this is America. ...it's too far from Japan...it's cold.
Early in the morning, waking up in an unfamiliar city is not a pleasant experience in memory or imagination.
A GHOST - She was stranded in Memphis after returning home with her husband's body.
In a restaurant, a man told her the story of Alves' soul. The price was twenty dollars plus a cup of coffee.
To escape the entanglement of the two rascals, she came to the same hotel and stayed with a chattering woman. This woman just broke up with her boyfriend who looks like Alves.
At night, the soul of Arivis descended and stayed up all night. What did he want to express? Perhaps JIM JARMUSCH's original intention was to make a film about Alves.
The next day she took off her wedding ring and put it in her purse. Is this the revelation?
LOST IN SPACE - has been unable to form, throw it away. Steve Bushmee, one of my only two weird actors. It's only three now.
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