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Van Sant’s First VictorySee the seminal Mala Noche, thanks to MGLFFBy Patrice Elizabeth Grell YursikPublished on August 23, 2007 at 3:01amDirector Gus Van Sant brought Matt Dillon’s sexy back with Drugstore Cowboy, gave us Keanu Reeves’s most lifelike performance in My Own Private Idaho, gifted us with Sean Connery’s phrase “You’re the man now, dog” in Finding Forrester, and introduced the world to the toothsome Bostonians Ben Affleck and Matt Damon in the timeless Good Will Hunting. But before any of those big-name Hollywood projects, Van Sant made his name with an artsy, haunting, groundbreaking 1985 film called Mala Noche.
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