Jim Jarmusch, 1984. This movie made such an impression on me - you should really see it if you haven't. John Lurie and crew - so super cool. Amazing style, so good in every way.

This is the scene where she says "I don't like this dress" or something like that and throws it into the garbage. I don't like dresses, either.



My dream is always to hop in a car and just go anywhere far away at any given moment... go where the wind blows you. Sometimes, you gotta just go with the flow.
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I remember when I first saw this movie and became obsessed with JJ in Santa Cruz! You know, back when we were in college smoking pot off of a large organic lawn sculpture.
Also... Mystery Train, where the Japanese girl puts on 10 T-shirts at once, because there is no room in her suitcase and they are part of her collection! One of them had a bullseye, I remember... I want one. Plus, she had that awesome leather jacket.
"To be 16... in America... feels cool."
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