Harmony Korine was just 22 when he penned the script for Larry Clark’s Kids (1995), a provocative look at the lives of New York City teens. His first directorial effort, 1997’s Gummo, became a cult sensation. He went on to make the 1999 Dogme 95 entry Julien Donkey-Boy and 2007’s poignant celebrity-impersonator fable Mister Lonely (both costarring Werner Herzog), as well as 2009 oddity Trash Humpers.
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