Variety
Disturbing precisely because it is so believable, Kids goes well beyond any previous American film in frankly describing the lives of at least a certain group of modern teenagers.
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Kids (1995)
Chloë Sevigny, Leo Fitzpatrick and Rosario Dawson star in this controversial film dealing with a group of New York City teens immersed in sex and drugs during the height of the HIV epidemic. While Kids was directed by Larry Clark, it also marked the emergence of maverick filmmaker Harmony Korine (Gummo, Spring Breakers), who wrote the film.
1995Rating: R, Adult themes, Sexually explicit language, Drug use91 minsUSA
Drama
- Director:
- Larry Clark ('Ken Park', 'Bully', 'Wassup Rockers')
- Writer:
- Harmony Korine
- Cast:
- Leo FitzpatrickRosario DawsonChloë SevignyJustin PierceJavier NunezAdriane BrownSajan BhagatBilly Valdes
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Time Out
The film may not say anything new, but the way it says it does, in the end, make it some sort of landmark. Depressing.
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Los Angeles Times
It may be too late to save you from "Kids." Not save in the moral sense, because, as New York City Mayor Jimmy Walker famously commented, "No one was ever ruined by a book." Or a movie. But bored, bored is a different matter.
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