Jim Jarmusch Loves Kneecap, Shares Lynch Tribute

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Jim Jarmosh just dropped that.

He's a huge fan of the Irish rap trio kneecap in a fresh enemy interview.

The indie film legend, behind hits like broken flowers and only lovers left alive, was

chatting ahead of his new movie, Father Mother's Sister Brother, starring Cape Landshit and

hitting feeders on April 10th.

The combo shifted to Ireland and hip-hop, and Jarmosh lit up.

He backs them fully, digging their tracks, spirit, attitude, and that fierce Irish edge

where they say it's straight, no holding back.

His hip-hop roots run deep too.

He's tight with Wu-Tang Clan, and RZA scored his 1999 flick Ghost Dog the way of the samurai.

Don't sleep on that cred.

He also spilled on a heavy moment, finding out David Lynch had passed just seconds before

interviewing with David Kronenberg.

They bonded over it, lamenting how even Lynch couldn't snack funding for a feature film

these days.

In these scenes in film and rap, keep pushing boundaries like kneecap, proving real talent

always finds his voice.