Director:
Larry ClarkGuión:
Harmony KorineCámara:
Eric Alan EdwardsReparto:
Leo Fitzpatrick, Justin Pierce, Chloë Sevigny, Rosario Dawson, Jon Abrahams, Harmony Korine, Avi Korine, Carisa Glucksman, Alan Wise, Hamilton HarrisStreaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Las correrías de un grupo de adolescentes de Nueva York que consumen drogas y mantienen relaciones sexuales, con el sida planeando sobre sus cabezas, es una polémica y contundente cinta de diálogos explícitos y estética semidocumental. Un filme muy alabado en los círculos independientes del cine estadounidense. (Lauren Films)
Reseñas (2)
After the initial sex and the following nonsensical dialogue, it was clear to me that Kids and I will not be friends. The pseudo-documentary camera or the unbearable main characters almost made me feel angry. Something is saved by the conclusion giving a sense of relative coherence and ideas, but the moralistic statement at the end pulls the film back down again. The effort to convey an idea and a warning is truly there. But it practically doesn't work in anything. 30%
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The film Kids intrigued me mainly because of how it was shot and how well it captures the reality of adolescence and how young people behave, what they do, and what they are capable of doing, even just for the sake of getting laid. It's like the boundaries are somewhat different, and they are somewhat different, but watching it unfold like this... It's not pleasant.
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