The Shooting

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The Shooting is a 1966 existential Western film directed by Monte Hellman, noted for its minimalist style, ambiguous narrative, and cult status among cinephiles.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Western film
existential Western film
film
associatedWith New Hollywood cinema NERFINISHED
cinematographyBy Gregory Sandor NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
director Monte Hellman NERFINISHED
distributionFormat theatrical film
editingBy Monte Hellman NERFINISHED
filmingLocation United States NERFINISHED
Utah NERFINISHED
genre Western
existential drama
hasAlternativeClassification cult film
independent film
hasCastMember Jack Nicholson NERFINISHED
Millie Perkins NERFINISHED
Warren Oates NERFINISHED
Will Hutchins NERFINISHED
hasCultFollowing true
hasMainCharacter Billy Spear NERFINISHED
Gashade NERFINISHED
The Woman NERFINISHED
Willett Gashade NERFINISHED
musicBy Richard Markowitz NERFINISHED
narrativeStyle ambiguous
elliptical
notableFor ambiguous narrative
cult status among cinephiles
minimalist style
originalLanguage English
partOf American independent cinema
producer Monte Hellman NERFINISHED
releaseDecade 1960s
releaseYear 1966
runtimeMinutes 82
screenplayBy Carole Eastman NERFINISHED
setting American West NERFINISHED
starred Jack Nicholson NERFINISHED
Millie Perkins NERFINISHED
Warren Oates NERFINISHED
Will Hutchins NERFINISHED
style minimalist
timePeriodOfSetting 19th century American West
writer Carole Eastman NERFINISHED

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Monte Hellman notableWork The Shooting
Monte Hellman directed The Shooting