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Kerry Jean
Reviews
Groove (2000)
I'm feeling it...
Greg Harrison stated many times during the Q&A's after each screening of his film at Sundance that he wanted to portray a realistic account of the San Francisco rave scene. Well, he succeeded.
This film appeals to anybody who enjoys partying but is also presented it in such a way that it is appealing to a cross-section of generations. The characters are realistic, cinematography outstanding and the music will blow you away.
Drug taking is an integral part of the rave scene whether we like it or not and Harrison presents that fact without over-glamorising it or turning it into a chemical orgy a la Trainspotting.
Any film that has audience members cheering and clapping throughout the screening has to be a sure thing.
Sony Pictures Classic seemed to think so - they picked it up on Sunday for $1.5 million for a worldwide distribution so get ready to GROOVE!!!!!!!
Culture (1999)
I love you Ari
Bloody fantastic!
Ari Gold is an uncomfortable genius.
A man, a white background and a 12 year old's imagination.
Love it.