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Born July 24, 1952 in Louisville, Kentucky, Van Sant attended the Rhode Island School of Design during the mid-1970s. Before breaking into the mainstream with Good Will Hunting, Gus Van Sant staked out a reputation as an independent filmmaker specializing in artsy depictions of skid row lowlifes. Both Drugstore Cowboy (1989) and My Own Private Idaho (1991) used Hollywood actors but had the look, feel and limited commercial success of small, independent features. In 1997 Van Sant published his first novel, Pink. |
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Mike Waters is a small time hustler who sells his body along the Pacific Northwest. His life is governed by three things: narcolepsy (a stress-induced deep sleep that occurs at any given moment), an unrelenting desire to be reunited with his long-lost mother and his secret love for his best friend, Scott Favor. Scott, a fellow hustler, works the street to hurt his father, the wealthy mayor of Portland. He is waiting for the old man to die: only then will he return to Portland's upper-class society. Meanwhile, Mike continues to search for his mother. Concerned for Mike's well being, Scott decides to accompany him. Their odyssey takes them from a trailer in Idaho to a farmhouse outside Rome. Ironically, while Mike is trying to locate his past, Scott's future is determined by a local Italian girl, Cameila. Their love affair culminates in a decision that determines not only the cause of Scott's life, but Mike's as well. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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MY OWN PRIVAT IDAHO
- THE MOVIE GOOD WILL HUNTING - THE MOVIE DRUGSTORE COWBOY - THE MOVIE RIVER PHOENIX PINK - THE NOVEL |
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