Film Info
Kid-Thing
Film Information
| Exhibition Title | Kid-Thing |
|---|---|
| Original Title | Kid-Thing |
| English Title | Kid-Thing |
| Director | David Zellner |
| Country |  |
| Year | 2012 |
| Format | DM |
| Colour | Color |
| Duration | 83' |
Cast:
- Intérpretes / Cast: Sydney Aguirre, Susan Tyrrell, Nathan Zellner, David Wingo, Mary Cameron House
Production:
- Dirección / Director: David Zellner
- Guión / Scriptwriter: David Zellner
- Fotografía / Cinematography: Nathan Zellner
- Edición / Editing: Melba Jodorowsky
- Producción / Producer: Nathan Zellner
- Compañía Productora / Production Company: Zellner Bros.
More info:
ticketsSynopsis
The Zellner brothers manage to coexist (rather than mix) in the lonesome terrarium of the Dardenne, Kelly Reichardt, and the Grimm brothers, in a savage and primary way (a girl is the non-ethereal star). Hyper-realism shaped as a kidnapped “fairy tale”: that’s how the Zellner bring narrative to their entomology of the weak and disturbed (the “and” usually rules here). Kid-Thing tightens the potentially insane mind of a 10 year-old girl as she wanders through the woods “bleaking” everything after school is out for the summer. Until once upon a time there was a hole in the woods from which you could hear a female voice trying to get out of there (like Timmy O’Toole). The girl magically goes back on her footsteps every day and brings food, doubts, needs, walkie-talkies, and extra small existentialisms. It’s no coincidence that her dad reads to her “How to Become a Better Person?” she (funny, violent, unique, genuine, melancholic, and disturbing just like the film) answers: “And how would they know?”.
Schedule for this film
0800-333-7848 / M to F / 10:00am to 08:00pm