De Harmony Korine, creador de Kids y Mr. Lonely, también en exhibición.
Certificada por Dogma, es el primer filme no europeo hecho bajo las normas de Dogma 95:

Korine broke a few of the Dogme 95 rules in making the film. For example, Dogme 95 stipulates that all props must be found at the location of filming. Julien’s dead baby is a prop and it is very unlikely that it was found at the hospital. Also, all the camerawork is supposed to be handheld, but this film uses hidden cameras, technically not handheld. Murders are forbidden, but the film opens with a murder. There is also non-diegetic music in the ice-staking scene (Oval’s “Mediation” from Systemisch), although it sounds like it alternates between diegetic and non-diegetic use. And finally, the director must not be credited; Korine is credited (however, the film only gives his name — it does not say “directed by Harmony Korine”, just “Harmony Korine”).

Excelente. Qué película tan angustiante. La crudeza del estilo cinematográfico y la narrativa de una familia con características absurdamente dramáticas, pero de ninguna manera sintéticas, llevan al expectador al padecimiento de risa y después de horror.
Julien es un joven esquizofrénico hijo de un padre extremadamente severo y con su propio distanciamiento de la realidad. Su hermana está embarazada y su hermano es demasiado joven para ser un luchador frustrado, quisiera ser un ganador.

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