The Limits of Control

DVD Review: ‘The Limits of Control’ Sinks Under Weight of Pretension

The Limits of Control

CHICAGO – Jim Jarmusch’s latest film experiment “The Limits of Control” is another example of a once-intriguing filmmaker becoming bogged down by his own self-aware style, delivering easily the worst film of one of the most important careers in the history of independent film. Jarmusch changed indie cinema in the ’80s. Now, he doesn’t even seem interested in his own films.

Following ‘Broken Flowers,’ Director Jim Jarmusch to Helm ‘The Limits of Control’

Jim Jarmusch

Focus Features on Wednesday announced that it has acquired worldwide rights to independent filmmaker Jim Jarmusch’s new film, which is tentatively titled “The Limits of Control”.

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