Mala Noche

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Mala Noche
Directed by Gus Van Sant
Produced by Gus Van Sant
Written by Walt Curtis(novel)
Gus Van Sant
Starring Tim Streeter
Doug Cooeyate
Ray Monge
Cinematography John Campbell
Running time 78 min.
Country United States
Language English
Budget 25,000 USD (estimated)
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Mala Noche (a.k.a. Bad Night) is a 1985 film written and directed by Gus Van Sant, based on autobiographical novel by the Oregon poet Walt Curtis. The movie shot in 16 mm, mostly black-and-white. Mala Noche is the first feature film made in Portland by Gus Van Sant.

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The story follows relationship between Walt (Tim Streeter), a young homosexual store clerk, and two Mexican boys, Johnny (Doug Cooeyate) and Roberto "Pepper" (Ray Monge).

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Films by Gus Van Sant

Mala Noche • Drugstore Cowboy • My Own Private Idaho • Even Cowgirls Get the Blues • To Die For • Good Will Hunting • Psycho • Finding Forrester • Gerry • Elephant • Last Days • Paranoid Park • Milk
Shorts: The Discipline Of D.E. • Ken Death Gets Out Of Jail • My New Friend • Five Ways To Kill Yourself • Thanksgiving Prayer • Four Boys In A Volvo • Ballad Of The Skeletons • Paris, je t'aime (segment "Le Marais") • Chacun Son Cinéma
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