It's the truth, man.

Description: Three stories are connected by a Memphis hotel and the spirit of Elvis Presley.

Cast:
Jun (segment "Far from Yokohama"): Masatoshi Nagase
Mitzuko (segment "Far from Yokohama"): Yûki Kudô
Night Clerk (segment "Far from Yokohama"): Screamin' Jay Hawkins
Bellboy (segment "Far from Yokohama"): Cinqué Lee
Man in Station (segment "Far from Yokohama"): Rufus Thomas
Sun Studio Guide (segment "Far from Yokohama"): Jodie Markell
Tourist Family (segment "Far from Yokohama"): Joshua Elvis Hoch
Conductor (segment "Far from Yokohama"): Reginald Freeman
Streetwalker (segment "Far from Yokohama"): Beverly Prye
Luisa (segment "A Ghost"): Nicoletta Braschi
Dee Dee (segment "A Ghost"): Elizabeth Bracco
Newsvendor (segment "A Ghost"): Sy Richardson
Man in Diner (segment "A Ghost"): Tom Noonan
The Ghost (segment "A Ghost"): Stephen Jones
Lester (segment "A Ghost"): Lowell Roberts
Airport Clerk (segment "A Ghost"): Sara Driver
2nd Man in Diner (segment "A Ghost"): Richard Boes
Waitress in Diner (segment "A Ghost"): Darryl Daniel
Pedestrian (segment "A Ghost"): Calvin Brown
Pall Bearer (segment "A Ghost"): Elan Yaari
Johnny (segment "Lost in Space"): Joe Strummer
Will Robinson (segment "Lost in Space"): Rick Aviles
Charlie (segment "Lost in Space"): Steve Buscemi
Ed (segment "Lost in Space"): Vondie Curtis-Hall
Earl (segment "Lost in Space"): Royale Johnson
Wilbur (segment "Lost in Space"): Winston Hoffman
Liquor Store Clerk (segment "Lost in Space"): Rockets Redglare
Pool Player 1 (Dave) (segment "Lost in Space"): Marvell Thomas
Pool Player 2 (segment "Lost in Space"): Charles Ponder
Pool Player 3 (segment "Lost in Space"): D'Army Bailey
Radio DJ (segment "Lost in Space"): Tom Waits

Written by: Jim Jarmusch

Director: Jim Jarmusch

Production: Mystery Train, JVC

Release date: 17 Nov 1989

Box Office: $1,541,218