Harmony Korine's thoughts on the film industry and premiere of 'Baby Invasion'
Harmony Korine criticizes Hollywood for being creatively stagnant and losing creative minds to gaming and streaming. He premieres his latest film 'Baby Invasion' at Venice Film Festival, featuring mercenaries with baby faces invading mansions. The film uses real security footage and non-traditional casting. Korine also discusses his collaboration with electronic musician Burial.
Key Points
- Harmony Korine criticizes Hollywood for lack of creativity and losing creative minds to gaming and streaming
- 'Baby Invasion' features mercenaries with baby faces invading mansions, using real security footage and non-traditional casting
- Collaboration with Burial for the film's original score was done remotely through Discord and PS5
Pros
- Encourages discussion on creativity in the film industry
- Innovative approach to filmmaking with 'Baby Invasion'
- Exploration of unconventional casting and storytelling
Cons
- Controversial themes and methods may not appeal to all audiences
- Risk of alienating traditional film enthusiasts