Paris, Texas
(Argos Films)Directed by Wim Wenders, Paris, Texas is the story of a solitary man on one hell of a walk. After years of wandering the Western backcountry with nothing but a gallon jug of water for company, Travis Henderson is recovered by his well-off brother after passing out at a gas station. Taken to Los Angeles, Travis is reunited with his young son Hunter, whom he walked out on nearly half a decade before. Why? No one’s really sure, not even Travis himself. A film about unburying the past, Paris, Texas proves that the human heart contains more multitudes than there are sand grains in the Mojave Desert. Travis isn’t a bad man. He’s complicated, overwhelmed, sensitive, and completely unsuited for the rigors of suburban life—like any cowboy would be.
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