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Título original: Trust

1990
R
1 h 47 min

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Depois de ser expulsa de casa, Maria encontra uma mulher casada que se queixa de não ter filhos.Depois de ser expulsa de casa, Maria encontra uma mulher casada que se queixa de não ter filhos.Depois de ser expulsa de casa, Maria encontra uma mulher casada que se queixa de não ter filhos.

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In an interview, Hal Hartley once explained that he made the movie on the spur of the moment because he wanted to work with Shelly again immediately after making A Incrível Verdade (1989), so he had very little money and very little time. The movie was shot in 11 days. The reason he could do that, he said, was because so much of the direction was implied in the dialogue. The dialogue pretty much told the actors what to do.

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Maria: Not because you love me or anything like that?
Matthew: I respect and admire you.
Maria: Is that love?
Matthew: No, that's respect and admiration.

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Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: V.I. Warshawski/Trust/Life Stinks/Mobsters/Slacker (1991)

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Walk Away
Written by Hub Moore
Performed by The Great Outdoors

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This is What You Can Make in 11 Days

When high school dropout Maria Coughlin (Adrienne Shelly) announces her pregnancy to her parents, her father drops dead on the floor. Her mother kicks her out of the house and her boyfriend dumps her, so Maria is left alone and homeless.

Martin Donovan really excels here and represents a type of person some of us know all too well. The man who rebels against the world, but in a sort of passive-aggressive, nihilistic fashion. It is interesting that this film came out in 1990, as the 90s were very much a nihilistic decade for film and music, and the character of Matthew Slaughter sort of anticipates that.

Hal Hartley may not be as well known as Jim Jarmusch or (early) Richard Linklater, but he has that same independent vibe. He has done here for Long Island what Linklater did for Austin.