Dead Man
- Drama
- Fantasy
- Western
On the run after committing murder, an accountant encounters a strange Native American man who prepares him for his journey into the spiritual world.
Dead Man is a 1995 drama-fantasy Western following an accountant fleeing a murder who encounters a mysterious Native American guide preparing him for the spiritual world. Directed by Jim Jarmusch, this cult classic blends Western genre conventions with surreal, meditative storytelling. The film is available on various streaming platforms and home video.
When does Dead Man come out?
Where to watch
Streaming availability in United States
United States
Availability varies by country. A VPN can let you watch content licensed in another region, though most streaming services prohibit it in their terms of service. Use at your own discretion. Contains affiliate links.
Rent or buy
Digital purchase & rental in United States
Where to watch Dead Man by country
United Kingdom
Greece
Germany
France
Spain
Italy
Canada
Australia
BrazilTop cast
Follow an actor to track their next projects
Johnny DeppWilliam Blake
Gary FarmerNobody
Crispin GloverTrain Fireman
Lance HenriksenCole Wilson
Michael WincottConway Twill
Eugene ByrdJohnny 'The Kid' Pickett
John HurtJohn Scholfield
Robert MitchumJohn Dickinson
Iggy PopSalvatore 'Sally' Jenko
Gabriel ByrneCharlie Dickinson
Jared HarrisBenmont Tench
Mili AvitalThel Russell- Jimmie Ray WeeksMarvin, Older Marshal
Mark BringelsonLee, Younger Marshal- John NorthMr. Olafsen
Trailer
Trailer
Related & spin-offs
Other titles fans of Dead Man tend to follow.
Dead Man — frequently asked
When was Dead Man released?
Dead Man was released on December 23, 1995.
What is Dead Man about?
The film follows an accountant who murders someone and goes on the run, where he meets a cryptic Native American man who guides him through a spiritual journey.
Who directed Dead Man?
Dead Man was directed by Jim Jarmusch, known for his distinctive independent filmmaking style.
What genre is Dead Man?
Dead Man is a drama-fantasy Western that subverts typical genre conventions with philosophical, surreal storytelling.
Comments(0)
No comments yet. Be the first.