Movie |
Gun Violence | Disheartening
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Best Foreign Film | 2004 | Gus Van Sant
2003 | Gus Van Sant
2003 | Gus Van Sant
Outstanding Artistic Contribution | 2003 | Gus Van Sant
Best Cinematographer | 2003 | Harris Savides
Best Cinematographer For | 2003 | Harris Savides
Best Cinematography | 2004 | Harris Savides
Best Film | 2003 | Gus Van Sant
Best Director | 2004 | Gus Van Sant
Best Cinematography | 2004 | Harris Savides
Best American Film Bedste amerikanske film | 2005 | Gus Van Sant
Best Film | 2010 | Gus Van Sant
Best Foreign Film Meilleur film tranger | 2004 | Gus Van Sant
Best Cinematography Miglior fotografia | 2004 | Harris Savides
Best Cinematography | 2004 | Harris Savides
Best Cinematography | 2004 | Harris Savides
Budget 3,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 10,000,000 USD
The average film has 1,250 shots. There are only about 88 shots in this film. More than half of them are in the last twenty minutes.
Much of the film was improvised.
Almost all the kids in this film are non-actors, and their real first names are used.
The movie was shot at Whitaker Middle School (formerly Adams High School) in Portland, OR. The school was shut down at the time, due to asbestos and black mold. The building was torn down in 2007.
Most of the shots in the movie are very long and Steadicam-based. The shot of the three girls walking through the cafeteria is 5 minutes and 19 seconds long.
"Alex: So foul and fair a day I have not seen."
"[last lines] Alex: Eeney... Meeney... Meiny... Moe... Catch a... Tiger... By its... Toe..."
