Dirty Love

2006
6m

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Naivity. Confusion. Teenage Derik escapes his town for Los Angeles in search of something. Lost in the city maze and seduced by a hustler, he finds himself.Naivity. Confusion. Teenage Derik escapes his town for Los Angeles in search of something. Lost in the city maze and seduced by a hustler, he finds himself.Naivity. Confusion. Teenage Derik escapes his town for Los Angeles in search of something. Lost in the city maze and seduced by a hustler, he finds himself.

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Dustin Varpness

Derik

DT Matias

Hustler
(as D.T. Matias)

Matthew Barry Ryan

Scam man
(as Matt Ryan)

Justin Allston

Couple

Adam Goldstein

Couple

Director
- Michael Tringe
Writer
- Michael Tringe
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7preppy-3

Interesting

Derik (the incredibly beautiful Dustin Varpness) is gay and taunted for it. He goes to Los Angeles to find somebody to have sex with. When there he has a hot man look him up and motion for him to follow him. They go to a deserted part of the city in a building and share a long kiss. What Derik doesn't know is that man is a hustler and just interested in getting his wallet...or is he?

This was done for USC as part of a class. There's no dialogue at all. Just sound effects and music to set the mood. The acting is great and the movie ends on a reasonably positive note. Also Varpness is a good actor but also one of the best-looking men I've ever seen. Worth seeing just for him.

Kirpianuscus

correct

...or precise film. Imppecable crafted, giving the fair stoytelling, using the music as frame, dialogue and heart of film, proposing a situation not real easy to explore without become pathetic, it represents, first for splendid performance of Dustin Varpness , a real gem.

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This was an original short film project at USC, which required student partners to creatively collaborate in making a non-dialogue short film at exactly 5:30 or under. In order to preserve the spontaneity of the moment essential to this story, the two leads were kept from meeting or rehearsing together until the camera was rolling.