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2 giorni fa · At once transgressive and empathetic, disturbing and undeniably beautiful, Gummo is a one-of-a-kind portrait of angelic and devilish souls caught in a cultural void, circumscribed by poverty and the depleted, alienated spiritual life of late-twentieth-century America. Year: 1997. Time: 89 min.
2 giorni fa · Likely that Gummo's most often been seen on a DVD passed among friends like cinematic contraband. Though I doubt that legacy will ever quite die (maybe now it's MKV files), that history makes all the more notable a 4K upgrade put into circulation by Criterion. They'll be releasing Harmony Korine's totemic feature debut in October
2 giorni fa · Harmony Korine’s debut feature is an audacious, lyrical evocation of America’s rural underbelly, and an elegy in the southern-gothic tradition of William Faulkner and William Eggleston. Shot in Korine’s native Nashville—standing in for the tornado-ravaged Xenia, Ohio—the rough-hewn film follows two young friends, Tummler and Solomon ...
2 giorni fa · But as mentioned, if horror isn’t your cup of tea, there are still options for you in October. Leading the way is none other than Harmony Korine’s disturbing film, “Gummo.” The Criterion release includes a new 4K digital restoration, supervised and approved by Korine. In addition, there is a new interview with the director.
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2 giorni fa · Angelic and devilish souls from rural America (US)! Val Lewton horror from Hollywood! Melodrama from Germany! In October 2024, Criterion plans to release a rich collection of horror-month ...
2 giorni fa · Coming in October from The Criterion Collection: I Walked with a Zombie / The Seventh Victim, a pair of moody horror milestones from visionary producer Val Lewton; Demon Pond, a folk-horror fantasia from Japanese New Wave renegade Masahiro Shinoda; and Gummo, a transgressive portrait of angelic and devilish souls in America’s rural underbelly from Harmony Korine.
