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Streetwise (1984)

This documentary about teenagers living on the streets in Seattle began as a magazine article. The film follows nine teenagers who discuss how they live by panhandling, prostitution, and petty theft.

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Matt G 09 Sep 2008

extraordinary documentary if only because director Martin Bell shoots at times where you can't be sure if a scene might be staged, which becomes all the more unlikely when one sees how embedded he really is with these kids - it's like the best MTV True Life episode never aired, incidentally directed by the Maysles. It also is special because it sidesteps some potential traps in sentimentality (one scene with a young guy and his father, who is in prison and talking through glass, made me tear-up), and Bell actually tops Errol Morris's method from Vernon, Florida in putting together the stories of these seemingly unconnected people into a cohesive whole. Only minor liability: those seeking this out due to its connection of Tom Waits doing the soundtrack may be disappointed, as he only chimes in once or twice with songs (most notably in classic somber tone over the end credits with "Take Care of My Children").

Emanuel Levy 21 Jul 2011

Emotionally touching, nicely shot portrait of street kids in Seattle.

Kyle L 26 May 2009

Interesting documentary about teenagers living on the street in USA in the 1980s, great personalities and stories overall.

Jae L 01 Sep 2008

i think anytime a movie makes a nine-year old want to become a documentary filmmaker, it has more than done its job. such a gutwrenching, but thoughtful film.

Lars J 10 Apr 2011

Even though this is an 80's documentary, its very haunting to see those kids. Seattle at that time seemed to be a kids playground for kids who had problems. You now wonder what ever happened to them, are they still alive? The kid that got me the most was Dewayne, it was just sad because maybe his dad did really want to change and give him a better life. This documentary is just more open/real about homeless kids.