American independent film director Jim Jarmusch focuses on the characters who contemplate the city with a flair from his film Permanent Vacation, which he started as a graduation project and later made into a feature movie. These characters, who travel to many places until they reach the outskirts of the city, form a map of meaning in their minds based on what they see. Moreover, Jarmusch is a director who stands out not only with her observant characters reminiscent of this flanker, but also with her cinematic approach that deconstructs genres. Jarmusch, who takes the films he shoots out of the stereotypes of genre cinema and adds some distinctive features to them, surrounds both the plot and the characters of each film he directs with a different image regime and narrative structure. In this respect, it is also possible to combine Jim Jarmusch with Deleuze's nomadic thought. In addition, the movie Only Lovers Left Alive, which is discussed in this study, includes characters bearing traces of Deleuze's nomadic philosophy as well as flaneur characters. In this study, the intersecting aspects of Jim Jarmusch films with Deleuze's nomadic philosophy and flâneur thought are discussed. Only Lovers Left Alive, filmed by the director in 2013, was chosen because it presents a narrative suitable for examining both titles together. Descriptive analysis method, which is one of the qualitative research methods, was used in the presentation of this study. This method is based on summarizing the data discovered by applying various data collection techniques by dividing them into classes beforehand. It is aimed to interpret and transfer the findings obtained by using this method to the reader in a systematic way.