Paris, Texas (1983)

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Travis (Harry Dean Stanton) is wandering through the Texas desert, a bit shaky and in desperate need of water, when he stumbles into a bar and collapses. A German doctor of dubious credentials finds a phone number in Travis' wallet, which belongs to his brother, Walt (Dean Stockwell). Walt is shocked to hear about his brother's condition, since no one in the family has seen or heard from Travis in four years; Walt flies to Texas to bring him home, only to find Travis wandering by the side of the road, and they begin the long drive back to Los Angeles, where Walt lives with his wife, Anne (Aurore Clement), and Hunter (Hunter Carson), Travis' seven-year-old son. At first, Travis refuses to speak and is oddly distant, but in time he begins to talk again, and when he arrives in California, he begins the painful process of reacquainting himself with his son and trying to reconcile with his wife, Jane (Nastassia Kinski). ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

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Theatrical Feature Running Time:

145 mins

Complete Cast:

Director(s):

Wim Wenders

Writer(s):

L.M. Kit Carson, Wim Wenders, Sam Shepard

Producer(s):

Anatole Dauman, Chris Sievernich, Don Guest

Theatrical MPAA Rating:

R(Adult Situations)

Categories:

Drama

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• 1984 - Paris, Texas - British Academy of Film and Television Arts - Best Director
• 1984 - Paris, Texas - Cannes Film Festival - Palme d'Or