NYFF52 "Burroughs" Q&A | Jim Jarmusch & More

Aaron Brookner, Tom DiCillo, Jim Jarmusch, and James Grauerholz discuss the making of the documentary "Burroughs: The Movie" following its revival screening at the 52nd New York Film Festival.
An evocative and one-of-a-kind portrait of William Burroughs, built around a series of encounters with the great American writer himself and interviews with many friends, including Allen Ginsberg, Terry Southern, John Giorno, and Brion Gysin. A true New York movie.
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[@Johnconno]

Guess the sound man was on the nod?

[@TheodorBjork]

Anyone know why James is wearing gloves? Rash? Or eccentricism?

[@robertaglass]

Tor SR Thidesen I have the same burning question

[@albatroce2324]

Perhaps he’s a vampire...
Or (12:05) he never forgot

[@xalstarx]

Maybe he thinks he is a hitman from a Melville film.

[@Johnconno]

Dirt. It's everywhere.

[@1060michaelg]

I have been in suicide cars in garages exhaust fogged garages that had more life in them than in that room.
The attempt at taking "Burroughs: The Movie" ( in this case "Burroughs: Grubbin' Fer $$$") and expecting people to pay for something that's been seen for free forever now, is desperate, tacky. Also; the film never had any problems. One day the film was just not available any longer. The kid stating how he was going to restore and blah de blah. Finally, after his attempts to potchkie it up came up zilch the film reappeared.
Maybe the kid can sell some of Howard's underwear at a kiosk.