Earliest Examples of Mumblecore Movies?

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It's characterized by naturalistic acting and dialogue (sometimes 
improvised), low-budget film production, an emphasis on dialogue.

John
 Cassavetes is the first director I thought about, especially "Minnie 
and Moskowitz" and probably all his 70s stuff, but also Vincent Gallo's 
"Buffalo '66", where you have Ben Gazzarra playing the father, who was 
part of the Cassavetes troupe, which is why I think Vincent Gallo got 
him on board. 

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	It's characterized by naturalistic acting and dialogue (sometimes improvised), low-budget film production, an emphasis on dialogue. John Cassavetes is the first director I thought about, especially "Minnie and Moskowitz" and probably all his 70s stuff, but also Vincent Gallo's "Buffalo '66", where you have Ben Gazzarra playing the father, who was part of the Cassavetes troupe, which is why I think Vincent Gallo got him on board.
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