Broken Flowers

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comedy-drama film film

Broken Flowers is a 2005 introspective comedy-drama film directed by Jim Jarmusch, following a lonely bachelor’s cross-country journey to reconnect with former lovers after receiving an anonymous letter about a possible son.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	comedy-drama film → film →
awardReceived	Grand Prix at the 2005 Cannes Film Festival →
character	Carmen → Don Johnston NERFINISHED → Dora → Laura → Penny → Winston →
cinematographyBy	Frederick Elmes →
countryOfOrigin	United States of America → surface form: "United States"
director	Jim Jarmusch →
distributor	Focus Features →
editedBy	Jay Rabinowitz NERFINISHED →
filmFestivalScreening	Cannes Film Festival → surface form: "2005 Cannes Film Festival"
genre	comedy-drama → road movie →
hasCastMember	Bill Murray → Frances Conroy → Jeffrey Wright → Jessica Lange → Julie Delpy → Sharon Stone → Tilda Swinton →
mainSubject	lost relationships → middle-aged bachelorhood → search for identity →
motionPictureRating	R →
musicBy	Mulatu Astatke →
narrativeLocation	United States of America → surface form: "United States"
nominatedFor	Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy NERFINISHED →
originalLanguage	English →
plotSummary	A middle-aged bachelor receives an anonymous letter claiming he has a son and travels to visit former girlfriends to discover the truth. →
producer	Jim Jarmusch → Jon Kilik →
productionCompany	Five Roses → Focus Features →
publicationDate	2005 →
releaseDate	2005-08-05 →
runtime	106 minutes →
screenwriter	Jim Jarmusch →
starring	Alexis Dziena → Bill Murray → Frances Conroy → Jeffrey Wright → Jessica Lange → Julie Delpy → Sharon Stone → Tilda Swinton →

Referenced by (4)

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Bill Murray → notableWork → Broken Flowers →

Robert Salerno → notableWork → Broken Flowers →

William James Murray → notableWork → Broken Flowers →

Robert Salerno → produced → Broken Flowers →