A surreal crime drama told as only Jim Jarmusch could, Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai stars Forest Whitaker as Ghost Dog, a hit man living in an unidentified but run-down city in what license plates call "The Industrialized State." Known for his gift of being able to come and go without people ...more
MPAA Rating: R | Year: 1999 | Running Time: 116 minutes
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$8.99GHOST DOG
From Stranger Than Paradise on, cities in Jim Jarmusch films have been a place where disparate elements and various cultures come into contact, and occasionally into conflict, with one another. Ghost Dog is the director's most explicit examination of this vision, its central character born into one culture, expressing a strong elective affinity toward another, and indentured to yet a third. Where some directors would have used the set up to explore a sense of postmodern confusion, Jarmusch is ...more
- Forest Whitaker - Ghost Dog
- John Tormey - Louie
- Cliff Gorman - Sonny Valerio
- Henry Silva - Vargo
- Isaach de Bankolé - Raymond
- Frank Minucci - Big Angie
- Gary Farmer - Nobody
- Chuck Jeffreys - Mugger
- Tricia Vessey - Louise Vargo
- Victor Argo - Vinny
- Richard Portnow - Handsome Frank
- Gene Ruffini - Old Consigliere
- Camille Winbush - Pearline
- Jim Jarmusch - Director
- Jim Jarmusch - Producer
- Richard Guay - Producer
- Jim Jarmusch - Screenwriter
- Mario R. Ventenilla - Art Director
- Ellen Lewis - Casting
- Laura Rosenthal - Casting
- Diana Schmidt - Co-producer
- John Dunn - Costume Designer
- Jude Gorjanc - First Assistant Director
- Jay Rabinowitz - Editor
- RZA - Composer (Music Score)
- Ted Berner - Production Designer
- Robby Müller - Cinematographer

















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