Изгои: роман. (обл.)

Malenʹkiĭ gorodok v Oklakhome, 60-e gody. V davnem konflikte protivostoi͡at drug drugu bandy podrostkov - gri͡azery i voby. Pervoe pravilo gri͡azerov - po odnomu ne khoditʹ, vtoroe - ne popadatʹsi͡a. I vsegda stoi͡atʹ za druzeĭ goroĭ, chto by oni ni sdelali. 14-letniĭ Poniboĭ Kertis uveren: bogatenʹkim detkam - vobam, zolotoĭ molodezhi s zapadnoĭ chasti goroda - nikogda ne poni͡atʹ rebi͡at iz bednykh kvartalov s vostochnoĭ storony. I lishʹ odna strashnai͡a nochʹ, odna stychka s vobami vse meni͡aet. Sʹi͡uzan Ėloiza Khinton nachala pisatʹ roman "Izgoi" v 1965 godu. Napisannai͡a iskrenne i ot dushi, kniga povestvuet o problemakh realʹnykh podrostkov - predstaviteleĭ podrostkovykh band, zhiteleĭ bednykh kvartalov, deteĭ iz nepolnykh semeĭ. Amerikanskai͡a assot͡siat͡sii͡a bibliotekareĭ vkli͡uchila roman Khinton v spisok "100 zapreshchennykh knig XX veka": v nekotorykh shtatakh on ostaetsi͡a pod zapretom do sikh por, vo mnogikh drugikh - davno vkli͡uchen v shkolʹnui͡u programmu. V 1983 godu kniga byla ėkranizirovana rezhisserom Frėnsisom Fordom Koppoloĭ. Filʹm stal uspeshnym startom v bolʹshoe kino dli͡a i͡unykh Patrika Suėĭzi, Toma Kruza, Si Tomasa Khauėlla, Mėtta Dillona, Ėmilio Ėstevesa i Ralʹfa Machchio.

A small town in Oklahoma, the 60s. In a long—standing conflict, gangs of teenagers, mudheads and wobs, are opposing each other. The first rule of mudguards is not to go one at a time, the second is not to get caught. And always stand up for your friends, no matter what they do. 14-year-old Ponyboy Curtis is sure that the rich kids — the wobs, the golden youth from the western part of the city — will never understand the guys from the poor neighborhoods on the eastern side. And only one terrible night, one encounter with the vobs, changes everything. Susan Eloise Hinton began writing the novel "Outcasts" in 1965. Written sincerely and from the heart, the book tells about the problems of real teenagers — representatives of teenage gangs, residents of poor neighborhoods, children from single-parent families. The American Librarians Association has included Hinton's novel in the list of "100 banned books of the 20th century": in some states it remains banned to this day, in many others it has long been included in the school curriculum. In 1983, the book was adapted into a film directed by Francis Ford Coppola. The film was a successful launch into big cinema for the young Patrick Swayze, Tom Cruise, C. Thomas Howell, Matt Dillon, Emilio Estevez and Ralph Macchio.