Poster "Paterson"

“Paterson” (2016) is Jim Jarmusch’s quietly profound meditation on everyday life and artistic creation, starring Adam Driver as Paterson, a bus driver and poet in Paterson, New Jersey. The film follows a week in Paterson’s life as he drives his route, writes poetry in his secret notebook, and observes the small details and conversations around him. Driver’s understated performance captures the character’s gentle curiosity and creative inner life, while Golshifteh Farahani shines as his supportive wife Laura, whose creative energy manifests in constantly changing artistic projects and dreams. Jarmusch’s deliberate pacing and Frederick Elmes’ precise cinematography create a contemplative atmosphere that celebrates the poetry in ordinary routines and coincidences.

The film incorporates Paterson’s poems (actually written by poet Ron Padgett) through visual text and Driver’s voiceover, connecting his observations to his art. Critics praised the film’s humanistic approach, subtle humor, and resistance to conventional dramatic structure in favor of a more observational style. “Paterson” received numerous accolades from critics’ groups and was selected for competition at the Cannes Film Festival. The film has been celebrated as one of Jarmusch’s most accessible yet profound works, offering a meditation on the relationship between art and life that finds beauty and meaning in the seemingly mundane.

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