#9 - Ken Park
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Larry Clark makes his third appearance on this list. Ken Park truly opens with a bang, and then settles into a less violent but equally disturbing story of four teenagers. Their lives are full of violence, sex, hatred and drugs. As usual, Clark manages to portray his story in a realistic and relevant way, making this a movie of our times. Like Kids, this is not a condemnation of all youth, but rather a glimpse into what is lurking in some dark corners, -more dark corners than we would probably like to acknowledge. |
