Trash

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Filmmaker Mark Anthony Galluzzo debuts with this gritty account of two poor boys in rural Florida whose lives are irreparably changed after witnessing a friend's thoughtless hunting death. For Sunny (Jeremy Sisto), life becomes meaningless, and he decides to take as much as he can from the world. The trauma causes Anthony (Eric Michael Cole), who has won a couple of high school writing awards, to re-evaluate his life and his future. Though his grades and his relationship with the middle class C.J. (Jaime Pressly) indicate that the future is bright, Anthony is painfully aware that he does not deserve his good fortune. Trash was screened at the 1999 Boston Film Festival.

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Drama
Directed By:

Mark Anthony Galluzzo
Written By:

Mark Anthony Galluzzo
In Theaters:

Jun 24, 1999 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Oct 2, 2001
Runtime:

95 minutes
Studio:

Dancing Babies Entertainment

Cast

Jeremy Sisto
as Sonny James

Eric Michael Cole
as Anthony DeMarie

Jaime Pressly
as C.J. Callum

Grace Zabriskie
as Mrs. DeMarie

Veronica Cartwright
as Principal Evans

Daniel Joseph
as Chris Naylor

Marisa Ryan
as Alexandria Staley

Jonathan Banks
as Judge Callum

Charles Venturi
as Ray Hanna

Marissa Ryan
as Alex Staley

Brian Krause
as Will Fowler

Phil McKee
as Garrett

Tommy Hoe
as Librarian

Maureen Preuss
as Mrs. James

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Low-budget teen drama about "white trash" guys in rural Florida scores a direct hit until the last reel... [A]n impressive first effort.

Apr 27, 2005

Daniel M. Kimmel
Variety
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