Permanent Vacation (1981)
In downtown Manhattan, twentysomething Allie, whose father is not around and whose mother is institutionalized, is a big Charlie Parker fan. He almost subconsciously searches for meaning in his life and meets some idiosyncratic characters along the way.
Director:
Jim Jarmusch
Writer:
Jim Jarmusch
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Chris Parker as Allie |
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Leila Gastil as Leila |
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John Lurie as Sax Player |
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Richard Boes as War Vet |
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Sara Driver as Nurse |
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Charlie Spademan as Patient |
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Jane Fire as Nurse |
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Ruth Bolton as Mother |
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Evelyn Smith as Patient |
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Maria Duval as Latin Girl |
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Lisa Rosen as Popcorn Girl |
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Frankie Faison as Man in Lobby |
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Suzanne Fletcher as Girl in Car |
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Felice Rosser as Woman by Mailbox |
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Eric Mitchell as Car Fence |
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Chris Hameon as French Traveller |
| Directing | Jim Jarmusch | Director |
| Production | Jim Jarmusch | Producer |
| Editing | Jim Jarmusch | Editor |
| Sound | Mike Hessing | Additional Sound Re-Recordist |
| Sound | Virgil Morefield | Additional Sound Re-Recordist |
| Sound | Shi Sun | Additional Sound Re-Recordist |
| Lighting | Ken Kalb | Gaffer |
| Camera | Louis Suckle | Assistant Camera |
| Sound | John Lurie | Musician |
| Art | Philippe Hagen | Title Designer |
| Art | Skeezo | Title Designer |
| Crew | Laslo Benedict | Thanks |
| Crew | Ellie Hamerow | Thanks |
| Crew | Barbara Klar | Thanks |
| Camera | James A. Lebovitz | Director of Photography |
| Production | Sara Driver | Production Manager |
| Directing | Sara Driver | Assistant Director |
| Writing | Jim Jarmusch | Story |
| Writing | Jim Jarmusch | Screenplay |
| Crew | Tom DiCillo | Cinematography |
| Lighting | Howard Brookner | Gaffer |
| Sound | Kevin Dowd | Sound |
| Sound | Jim Jarmusch | Music |
| Sound | John Lurie | Music |
| Sound | Lisa Kaplan | Sound Mixer |
