Slacker

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Slacker is a 1990 independent film by Richard Linklater that follows a series of eccentric characters in Austin, Texas through a loosely connected, dialogue-driven narrative.

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instanceOf film
independent film
associatedWith Generation X cinema NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
cultStatus cult film
depictsCityAsCharacter Austin, Texas NERFINISHED
director Richard Linklater NERFINISHED
distributor Orion Classics NERFINISHED
eraOfIndependentFilm pre-Sundance boom early 1990s
features ensemble of eccentric characters
filmFormat 35 mm
filmingLocation Austin, Texas NERFINISHED
followsCharacters a chain of loosely connected individuals
followsStructure roving, handoff-style character transitions
genre comedy-drama film
independent film
hasDirectorCameo Richard Linklater NERFINISHED
hasHomeMediaRelease Blu-ray
DVD
hasNoConventionalProtagonist true GENERATED
hasTheme alienation
postmodern disconnection
slacker culture
influenced American independent films of the 1990s
Clerks NERFINISHED
movement American independent cinema NERFINISHED
musicBy Various artists NERFINISHED
narrativeStyle dialogue-driven narrative
loosely connected vignettes
notableFor minimal plot structure
portrayal of early 1990s youth culture
originalLanguage English
portraysSubculture artists and musicians
bohemian intellectuals in Austin
conspiracy theorists
productionCompany Detour Filmproduction NERFINISHED
releaseYear 1990
restoredBy The Criterion Collection NERFINISHED
runtimeMinutes 97
screenedAt Sundance Film Festival NERFINISHED
setting Austin, Texas NERFINISHED
style location shooting
long takes
naturalistic dialogue
timePeriodDepicted late 1980s to early 1990s
writer Richard Linklater NERFINISHED

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