| DIRECTOR: |
Mark Pellington |
| SCREENPLAY: |
Dan Wakefield |
| CINEMATOGRAPHER: |
Bobby Bukowski |
| MUSIC: |
Tom Hadju e Andy Milburn |
| CAST: |
Jeremy Davies, Bem Affleck,
Amy Locane, Rachel Weisz, Rose McGowan, Jill Clayburgh, Lesley Ann Warren |
| PRODUCER: |
Tom Gorai |
| FESTIVALS: |
Sundance |
| WORLD SALES: |
Lakeshore International 5555
Melrose Avenue Gloria Swanson Building Fourth Floor Hollywood, CA 90038 Tel: 213 956 4222
Fax: 213 862 1456 |
| ORIGINAL TITLE: |
Going All The Way |
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Col., 100 min., 1997 |
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Mark Pellington obtained
his degrees in cinema from the University of Virginia. He worked for US MTV where he
directed videoclips on the Information Society, De La Soul, U2, Alice
in Chains and, in 1988, he completed the series Buzz.
In 1992, he was awarded the Billboard Music Awards for
directing the videoclip for Jeremy, sung by the Pearl Jam group. In 1993, he
made his first film Father's Daze, 30 minutes long. He next filmed The United
States of Poetry. |
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The
encounter of two men who are absolutely different one from the other in summer 1954, in
Indianopolis, USA, is the starting point for this story. Sonny, timid and unpopular, and
Gunner, hero of the local football team, discover they have much in common, besides the
fact they have both returned from the Korean War. Together, they begin to question the
sense of life and endeavor to discover objectives in life in common. The encounter of both
breaks through the limits of sex, of friendship and social convention, in a dazzling
reconstitution of the fifties.