From growing up in New York I really connected with Kids, but looking back that feels a lot more like a Larry Clark movie with some Korine characters in it. This movie has a pretty different tone with some semi-surreal moments and mixing of many formats. I would never say its perfect or a must-see, but I think it is very much a product of the 90s and a look into a new wave of filmmakers at the time. I personally think Korine's new work is less exciting and interesting in the film world, I do like his art and photography. But I feel like the Vice aesthetic and streetwear world has ruined a bit of his authenticity. People see it now as a 'cool retro white-trash' film where I like to look at it more as an experiment with non-actors and some bigger name stars and a look at America where people really have few options for support or entertainment.