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Flashing a mouthful of fake gold teeth, Julien (Ewen Bremner) wanders the streets of New York City, mumbling nonsensical syllables to himself. He tries to avoid the abuse of his sadistic drunken gas-mask-wearing father (German director Werner Herzog). He cracks a young boy's head open with a rock. He befriends a blind figure .. Read more
| Starring | Chloe Sevigny, Ewen Bremner, Joyce Korine, Evan Neumann |
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| Director | Harmony Korine, Harmony Korine |
| Genres | Drama |
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Harmony Korine's eagerly awaited follow-up to the controversial Gummo has, on the whole, had a much warmer reception... read more on Time Out
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I think I can honestly...
I think I can honestly say that I am no longer an impressionable 18 yr old who can be brainwashed into watching silly pretentious 'arty' flicks like ... read more »
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Life is too short
Artsy Fartsy rubbish indeed not even Werner Herzog and Will Oldham could rescue this mess very poor, life is indeed too short to waste on this film
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Arty and Dull
I started to watch this film but after about 15 minutes I just couldn't be bothered with it any more and that is saying something because I'm someone ... read more »
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A work of genius!
This is a brilliantly original film. Fresh, thought provoking, radically different. If you want formula then go down your local multiplex and watch typical ... read more »
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Not Great
Had some moments but not enough. Performances were good especially Bremner and Herzog but just didn't captivate enough for a dogma piece.
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immature video art
Cliched subject, banal performances and pointless artiness in the camera work and photography; the whole film is exploitative, shallow and gratuitous and never ... read more »
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Absurdity and dysfunction.
A Dogma 95 film, so plenty of hand-held camera shots of an extra grainy detail. This film then sets out to reinterpret (break) the Dogma rules *in the name of ... read more »
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Julien Donkey-Boy (1999)
An insightful look at mental illness or a deliberately provocative freakshow? Harmony Korine's follow-up to Gummo has elements of both with it's Dogme ... read more »
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hmmmmm
a geat idea for a film, and it was very well acted and well shot, but i found myself losing interest in the film after about 45 mins.
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19 diddley donkey hoorah!
This film is for an audience of an aquired taste to say the least. Harmony korine's first venture into the strict world of dogma bares strange fruit. The ... read more »
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Hard work
Rather ashamed to say I gave this 30 minutes. Maybe if I'd seen it at the cinema on a rainy sunday afternoon, I might have stuck it out. But on a Thursday ... read more »