Only Lovers Left Alive, directed by Jim Jarmusch, was released and premiered to the public.
Filmmaker Jim Jarmusch started writing the script for Only Lovers Left Alive, which explores the lives of two vampire lovers.
Principal photography for the film took place, capturing scenes in Detroit, Michigan and Tangier, Morocco.
Only Lovers Left Alive premiered at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival, gaining critical attention.
Adam and Eve, centuries-old vampires, meet and begin their eternal romantic relationship.
Adam chooses Detroit as his home in the 20th century, where he lives in seclusion as a musician.
Eve lives in Tangier, Morocco, in a haven for creatives and intellectuals, maintaining contact with Adam.
After a long time apart, Eve visits Adam in Detroit, reconnecting and sharing their struggles with the modern world.
Ava arrives unexpectedly at Adam’s Detroit home, causing tension and conflict with destructive tendencies.
Adam's underground lab and music studio are damaged due to fire, escalating his feelings of despair.
Facing the loss of his creative purpose and surroundings, Adam contemplates suicide.
Eve supports Adam emotionally, reaffirming their immortal bond and will to persevere.
