Watching this documentary makes Kids feel even grosser in retrospect. A lot of the young “actors” honestly seemed exploited, and the scenes of Larry Clark dodging reporters’ questions gave me the ick. The fact that he was nearly 60 while spending so much time around 16-year-olds makes the whole thing feel deeply uncomfortable like a different kind of predator entirely. And then seeing that the Weinsteins were involved in distributing the film was basically the disturbing cherry on top.

RIP Justin Pierce and Harold Hunter

Watching this documentary makes Kids feel even grosser in retrospect. A lot of the young “actors” honestly seemed exploited, and the scenes of Larry Clark dodging reporters’ questions gave me the ick. The fact that he was nearly 60 while spending so much time around 16-year-olds makes the whole thing feel deeply uncomfortable like a different kind of predator entirely. And then seeing that the Weinsteins were involved in distributing the film was basically the disturbing cherry on top.

RIP Justin Pierce and Harold Hunter

i’m honestly heartbroken, rest in peace to both justin pierce and harold hunter. this doc showed the difficult realities faced by most of the young people working on the film kids, and showed how it led to heartbreaking outcomes. fuck larry clark and harmony korine, they took advantage of each and every cast member

both harold and justin were beacons of connection and friendship, they shouldn’t be remembered for how they passed but for the love and kindness they showed others around them

i’m honestly heartbroken, rest in peace to both justin pierce and harold hunter. this doc showed the difficult realities faced by most of the young people working on the film kids, and showed how it led to heartbreaking outcomes. fuck larry clark and harmony korine, they took advantage of each and every cast member

both harold and justin were beacons of connection and friendship, they shouldn’t be remembered for how they passed but for the love and kindness they showed others around them

vaya raruno el larry clark, ósea que pinta un tío de cincuenta años haciendo fotos a chavales de aprox 15 años, like thats weird

vaya raruno el larry clark, ósea que pinta un tío de cincuenta años haciendo fotos a chavales de aprox 15 años, like thats weird

Went a lot deeper than I expected, v emotional. It’s crazy how alike the father looks to Justin. Ppl seem not to like this doc because it doesn’t explore Harmony Korine’s rise among other things but I enjoyed nonetheless. The focus should be on Kids anyway, not what Korine went on to do later

Went a lot deeper than I expected, v emotional. It’s crazy how alike the father looks to Justin. Ppl seem not to like this doc because it doesn’t explore Harmony Korine’s rise among other things but I enjoyed nonetheless. The focus should be on Kids anyway, not what Korine went on to do later

It was so unfair how most of them were treated. I really loved this documentary and I'm so glad we got to see what they actually went through during the making of the movie, and that they exposed the people that literally used them for their own benefit.

"Being in a movie that becomes a cultural classic, and you end up going back to 13 street apartment 5C, and still have a smile on your face, and still wanna make people happy, and still wanna stay out of trouble. That takes a lot of strength to do."
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It was so unfair how most of them were treated. I really loved this documentary and I'm so glad we got to see what they actually went through during the making of the movie, and that they exposed the people that literally used them for their own benefit.

"Being in a movie that becomes a cultural classic, and you end up going back to 13 street apartment 5C, and still have a smile on your face, and still wanna make people happy, and still wanna stay out of trouble. That takes a lot of strength to do."
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