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Broken Flowers

Rated R for language, some graphic nudity and brief drug use.

R 107min.
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A man sets out to find the son he didn't know he had and winds up getting answers to some questions he never asked in this comedy drama from director Jim Jarmusch. Read More
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June 08, 2008
rossbean1976
Bill Murray is perfect in this role. I loved it.
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