Poster "Dead Man"

“Dead Man” (1995) is Jim Jarmusch’s haunting black-and-white western that follows accountant William Blake (Johnny Depp) as he embarks on a spiritual journey through the frontier wilderness after being wounded in a deadly encounter. Accompanied by Nobody (Gary Farmer), a Native American outcast who believes Blake is the reincarnation of the English poet, the film unfolds as a dreamlike odyssey blending western tropes with existential themes. Jarmusch’s deliberate pacing and Robby Müller’s stark, poetic cinematography create a hypnotic atmosphere that defies traditional genre expectations.

The film features an eclectic supporting cast including Robert Mitchum in his final film role, Crispin Glover, and Iggy Pop, adding to its cult status. Neil Young’s improvised electric guitar score provides a raw, discordant soundtrack that perfectly complements the film’s surreal tone. Though initially polarizing upon release, “Dead Man” has since been recognized as a masterpiece of independent cinema and a subversive reimagining of the western genre, with critics praising its unique vision, cultural commentary on America’s violent history, and Depp’s nuanced performance as a man caught between life and death.

The poster is printed on thick glossy paper of A3 size (297Г—420 mm). Frame is not included.