On the Floor – Moon Duo & Jim Jarmusch at Sacred Bones 10 Year Anniversary

Jim Jarmusch has spent nearly 40 years making films that reflect on what it means to be an outsider in at once chaotic and boring worlds, and blur the lines between mainstream success and art-house originality. A sort-of beatnik thrust into the now, from his ’90s classics like *Ghost Dog* and *Coffee and Cigarettes*, to the luxurious oddness of *Only Lovers Left Alive*, and downbeat comedy of *Broken Flowers*, Jarmusch has become an auteur for American leftfield cinema. Not only that, he’s cultivated a persona known for an intense love of radical music – the clue’s in the garb, having looked like the lost member of the Velvet Underground since a teenager, and reflected in his subject choices, like his 2016 documentary about the life and music of Iggy Pop, *Gimme Danger*.