The Little Fugitive (1953) starring Richie Andrusco and Rickie Brewster, a film by Morris Engle, Ruth Orkin and Ray Ashley - Today we're revisiting one of my early posts so as to update with more information. Plus I wanted an excuse to blog about it again...
This movie was a ground breaker, no Hollywood flash here. It was pure, honest, and almost shocking for it's simplicity of realistic storytelling. Imagine a photographer following a real-life boy around for a day, with no script and no dramatized dialog. In fact most of what you see are real-life working-class people in Brooklyn and Coney Island, shot unobserved as they went on with their daily lives. But there is a story here, there's adventure, and there is drama. And the black and white photography, with all it's interwoven vignettes on real life living, is mesmerizing, captivating and unforgettable.
Poster & Ad:
Filmfanatic.org - little-fugitive-poster.jpg
Engelphoto.com - little_fugitive-poster.jpg
Additional links:
Engelphoto.com - Films
The Little Fugitive
Wikipedia.org - Little_Fugitive
N Y Times.com - The Little Fugitive
May 16, 2010
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