Mystery Train
1989, 105 minutes, Rated M
A Japanese couple arrive on a pilgrimage to Elvis' hometown of Memphis, an Italian woman accompanying her dead husband receives messages from the King, while an ex-pat Englishman loses his job and his wife in the same day. One night in Memphis, the heart and soul of America, these three sets of parallel lives intersect at the seedy Arcade hotel manned by the legendary Screamin' Jay Hawkins.
Taking its title from one of Elvis' own tunes, Mystery Train exemplifies director Jim Jarmusch's obsession with American popular culture and music. Starring, among others, The Clash's Joe Strummer, Life is Beautiful's Nicoletta Braschi and Reservoir Dogs' Steve Buscemi.
- Director:
- Jim Jarmusch [12],
- Starring:
- Cinque Lee [2], Nicoletta Braschi [5], Jodie Markell [3], Youki Kudoh [6], Masatoshi Nagase [3], Screaming Jay Hawkins [1], Steve Buscemi [61], Rufus Thomas [2],
- Screen Formats:
- Widescreen 1.85:1
- Language and Sound:
- English Dolby Digital Stereo
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