They run from a hilarious freak-out segment, co-starring David Wojnarowicz, from Mr. Kern's 1985 "Manhattan Love Suicides," to a scene toward the end of Mr. Jarmusch's 2004 "Coffee and Cigarettes," which finds Rice and Taylor Mead channeling Mahler and drinking fantasy champagne.
Inside the village, citizens hail foreign journalists as visiting saviors, bombarding them with endless cigarettes, bowls of rice-and-seafood porridge and free rides on the backs of scooters.
Faridah, the shopkeeper, sold rice, sugar, cigarettes and toiletries from a small kiosk covered with a roof of tin and straw.
We made nice conversation over a breakfast of pancakes, fresh fruit, fried rice, and cigarettes.
Sometimes he takes a break for a filtered Chinese cigarette or for a rice gruel carried from the home he shares with his wife in Brooklyn.
Licensed as liquor and dry-goods stores, with shelves stacked with rice wine and cigarettes, many serve as underground bankers with remittance agents in back rooms.
Heavily laden with sacks of rice, boxes of cigarettes and Coca-Cola from Pokhara, or with bulging boxes full of apples coming down from the high orchard village of Marpha, they plough ahead, ignoring human obstacles.
Two hours later, he and a friend returned carrying plastic bags of chicken, rice, tomatoes and cigarettes — forbidden under Islamic State.
Rice lit a cigarette and repeated what he had told the judge at the Union County hearing two years prior: that Richardson had pressured him to recant.
Sheep, goats, water, fuel, rice, spaghetti, milk and cigarettes — the pirates buy all of this, in large quantities, from small towns up and down the Somali coast.
