Surreal, disconcerting, exaggerated, pretentious and crazy, crazy. A mix of rather improvised comics by Harmony Korine. Putting characters in front of the camera, pretending or not that they are sniffing glue, and a madness after another.
We are lucky enough to see a surreal scene in which Harmony Korine sitting on a sofa next to another black boy with dwarfism tries to do something, exaggerating his altered state by alcohol or some substance, in a very shabby way and trying to get his poor actor, who keeps him company on the couch, to improvise without knowing what to do in an erratic way, hallucinating, sometimes without knowing what to say, trying to get the shoot on one take ok and go. I hope that for the poor guy, there was only one shot, because otherwise it would be to die for.
Clöe Sevigny who plays a girl from the suburbs in which crime, unemployment and the streets are the rules to follow. She also serves as the film's clothing designer. It is the most remarkable thing, since everything else is a bunch of different sequences without any sense, a horrible script and the proof that this kid, at 20 years old at the time, after succeeding in "KIDS" he believes he has the right to continue making films. In "KIDS" she did a good job because the success of that film was the actors themselves who were unknown boys and girls on the streets at that time from New York, so Korine signs the script and it was rather the protagonists who gave it to him. Here the protagonists lack soul, personality and he tries to repeat the same thing done in his debut work as a screenwriter. Direct debut without knowing how to direct, he scripts without knowing how to script and puts together something that is forgettable. A disaster movie. A failed attempt, which shows what Harmony Korine is worth, a kid with no talent.
4 stars out of 10.
We are lucky enough to see a surreal scene in which Harmony Korine sitting on a sofa next to another black boy with dwarfism tries to do something, exaggerating his altered state by alcohol or some substance, in a very shabby way and trying to get his poor actor, who keeps him company on the couch, to improvise without knowing what to do in an erratic way, hallucinating, sometimes without knowing what to say, trying to get the shoot on one take ok and go. I hope that for the poor guy, there was only one shot, because otherwise it would be to die for.
Clöe Sevigny who plays a girl from the suburbs in which crime, unemployment and the streets are the rules to follow. She also serves as the film's clothing designer. It is the most remarkable thing, since everything else is a bunch of different sequences without any sense, a horrible script and the proof that this kid, at 20 years old at the time, after succeeding in "KIDS" he believes he has the right to continue making films. In "KIDS" she did a good job because the success of that film was the actors themselves who were unknown boys and girls on the streets at that time from New York, so Korine signs the script and it was rather the protagonists who gave it to him. Here the protagonists lack soul, personality and he tries to repeat the same thing done in his debut work as a screenwriter. Direct debut without knowing how to direct, he scripts without knowing how to script and puts together something that is forgettable. A disaster movie. A failed attempt, which shows what Harmony Korine is worth, a kid with no talent.
4 stars out of 10.
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