"Good Will Hunting" ( Gus Van Sant )

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"Good Will Hunting (Gus Van Sant, 1997) is a film about interpersonal relations and human goals, and the style of the film reflects this as the director places the camera in the action as up-close observer. The low-key style is evident in the opening scene as Chuckie picks up Will, and the two meet on the porch and walk to the car without speaking, performing actions they obviously do every day. The director takes great care throughout in the placement and movement of the camera to keep the actions real, to avoid undercutting the interpersonal connections made between characters, and to suggest thematic interests and concerns in ways that convey what is meant to the viewer through subtle cues that are part of the language of the film. One particular series of scenes early in the film shapes what follows, expresses the theme directly, and foreshadows what.."

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