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Crazy/beautiful (At 17)

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Movie propaganda

Two Los Angeles high school students from opposite ends of the social spectrum fall for each other in this provocative and sexy teen drama.

Nicole Oakley (Kirsten Dunst), the troubled daughter of a wealthy congressman, attends public school in the upscale community of Pacific Palisades. As an act of defiance, she makes a play for the attentions of Carlos Nuñez (Jay Hernandez), a determined, straight-A student who endures a two-hour bus ride each morning from east LA to attend the more prestigious school in Nicole's exclusive suburb. While her friends and family prophesy doom for their relationship, her rebellious flirtation soon develops into true romance. However, Nicole's self-destructive tendencies threaten Carlos' ambitions, leading to an emotional and climatic confrontation.

Persons of interest

Kirsten Dunst .... Nicole Oakley
Jay Hernandez .... Carlos Nuñez
Bruce Davison .... Tom Oakley
Herman Osorio .... Luis
Miguel Castro .... Eddie
Tommy De La Cruz .... Victor
Rolando Molina .... Hector
Soledad St Hilaire .... Mrs Nuñez
Lucinda Jenney .... Courtney Oakley
Taryn Manning .... Maddy
Richard Steinmetz .... Coach Bauer
Ana Argueta .... Rosa
Neil Looy .... Jimmy
Marion Moseley .... Morgan Oakley
Mike Jones .... Dr Linehan
Carolyn McKnight .... Mrs Ellis
Phil Hay .... Screenwriter
Matt Manfredi .... Screenwriter
John Stockwell .... Director

Cinematic intelligence sources

Awards and film festivals:

Cinematic Intelligence Agency Trenchcoat Awards 2002

Studios and distributors:

Touchstone * Buena Vista International

Intelligence analyst

Special Agent Matti

Theatrical report

Teen drama about rich white girl with messed up life falling in love with poor "ethnic" boy with good manners while parents try to keep them apart. There are no surprises, however, both Jay and Kirsten carry the film with no problems. Bruce is good, too, as the messed up father. Whatever.

Media intelligence (DVD)

Audio: Dolby Digital 2.0 and 5.1
Features:

Blurring fiction and reality
Commentary
Deleted scenes

Confrontation at the pier
Nicole gets lost
Future plans
Carlos changes his mind

Trailers: International theatrical

Languages: English, German
Picture: Widescreen 1.85:1
Subtitles: English, French, German, Italian, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Icelandic, Greek, Turkish, Swedish, Hebrew, Russian, Estonian, English captions