Gus Van Sant "Death Trilogy"

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The Gus Van Sant "Death Trilogy" is a trio of minimalist, loosely connected films by director Gus Van Sant that meditate on youth, alienation, and mortality.

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instanceOf art film cycle
film trilogy
alsoKnownAs Gus Van Sant Death Trilogy
Van Sant Death Trilogy
countryOfOrigin United States
creator Gus Van Sant
criticalReception critically acclaimed
director Gus Van Sant
endYear 2005
focusesOn disaffected youth
isolation
psychological states near death
genre art film
drama film
independent film
minimalist film
hasPart Elephant (2003 film)
Gerry (2002 film)
Last Days (2005 film)
linked to: Last Days
influencedBy Béla Tarr
Chantal Akerman
European art cinema
language English
mainTheme alienation
death
mortality
youth
narrativeStyle elliptical storytelling
minimal dialogue
notableFor loosely plotted narratives
meditation on violence and its aftermath
overlapping temporal perspectives
use of nonprofessional actors
period early 2000s
productionContext American independent cinema of the 2000s
relatedWork Elephant (2003 film)
Gerry (2002 film)
Last Days (2005 film)
linked to: Last Days
screenedAt Cannes Film Festival
other major international film festivals
startYear 2002
subjectOf academic analysis
film criticism
visualStyle long takes
naturalistic lighting
slow tracking shots

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Last Days partOf Gus Van Sant "Death Trilogy"
Gerry (2002 film) partOf Gus Van Sant "Death Trilogy"
subject linked to: Gerry
Gus Van Sant "Death Trilogy" alsoKnownAs Gus Van Sant Death Trilogy
linked to: Gus Van Sant "Death Trilogy"
Gus Van Sant "Death Trilogy" alsoKnownAs Van Sant Death Trilogy
linked to: Gus Van Sant "Death Trilogy"