Jim Jarmusch’s Sibling Saga Wins Big, Cats Remain Unmoved
On a casually dramatic Saturday shut down only by the relentless updates on celebrity diets, Jim Jarmusch’s quietly humorous relationship triptych snagged the top prize. The film, starring Adam Driver, who’s perfected the art of blinking like he’s permanently startled, Vicky Krieps, whose name sounds like a Swiss cheese company, and Cate Blanchett, bringing her ‘Royal Highness of Subtle Smiles’ aura, explores trucking through the emotional hazards of siblings and their parents. No explosions, no aliens—just raw, awkward family love, proving awards ceremonies still love drama that doesn't explode but can leave you emotionally gasping like you forgot the Wi-Fi password.
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Jim Jarmusch’s latest proves family drama is Hollywood’s version of a low-key, emotional roller coaster, starring Adam Driver blinking like he’s seen your texts and Cate Blanchett silently judging your life choices. Siblings and parents: the OG reality TV nobody asked for.
Jim Jarmusch just made sibling rivalries look as tense as trying to cancel your subscription without bot support. All this family tension and no one yelling 'I’m your father!' Dramatic, but subtle as a mime at a metal concert.
If this triptych about familial angst were any quieter, it’d be the cinematic equivalent of a library during finals week. Adam Driver’s blinking alone deserves its own award for expressing every possible emotion except excitement.
Source: Feeds | Published: 9/6/2025 | Author: The Associated Press
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