context: Dead Man is Jarmusch’s most expensive film, more ambitious and with higher paying actors than his previous work. Funding had to be sought in Europe, because the state-owned companies, alarmed by the allegedly anti-American message laid down in the script, did not put a cent into the shootings [5]; The director paid part of the costs from personal funds. The shooting took place in the states of Oregon, Washington, Arizona, Nevada, as well as in the state of New York, near Niagara Falls [6]. The director was extremely pleased with the work of Depp, whom he had not previously met on the set [7], and Farmer invited once again to portray Nobody in one of the episodes of the film “Ghost Dog - The Way of the Samurai” (1999), which takes place already in our time [8].
question: Where was the shooting of Jim Jarmusch's The Dead Man?
answers.text: states of Oregon, Washington, Arizona, Nevada, as well as in the state of New York