Outgoing

A small town in Oklahom, the 60s. In a long -standing conflict, gangs of adolescents are opposed to each other - Mud and Voba. The first rule of mud - one should not go one at a time, the second - not to come across. And always stand for friends with a mountain, no matter what they do. The 14-year-old Sdoby Kertis is sure: to the rich children-the vobam, the golden youth from the western part of the city-never understand the children from the poor quarters from the eastern side. And only one terrible night, one skirmish with the races changes everything.
Susan Eloise Hinton began to write the novel Outsus in 1965. Written sincerely and sincerely, the book tells of the problems of real adolescents - representatives of teenage gangs, residents of poor quarters, children from incomplete families. The American Association of Librarians included Roman Hinton in the list of “100 prohibited books of the 20th century”: in some states it remains still prohibited, in many others it has long been included in the school curriculum.
In 1983, the book was filmed by director Francis Ford Coppola. The film was a successful start in a large movie for young Patrick Suezi, Tom Cruise, Si Thomas Hauella, Matt Dillon, Emilio Esteves and Ralph Machchio