The moral wasteland of suburban youth has been examined, earlier and better, in The River's Edge. Clark's leering leads nowhere: In Bully, he has nothing new to say, and, in the end, no real point to make.
Bully
It's 4 a.m... do you know where your kids are?
2001 · 1h 53m · TV-MA
Crime, Drama
Directed by
Larry Clark
Overview
A group of teenagers in South Florida enact a murder plot against their mutual bully, Kent, who has emotionally, physically, and sexually abused them for years.
Director and cast
- Larry Clark Director
- Brad Renfro as Marty Puccio
- Bijou Phillips as Ali Willis
- Nick Stahl as Bobby Kent
- Rachel Miner as Lisa Connelly
- Michael Pitt as Donny Semenex
- Leo Fitzpatrick as The Hitman
- Kelli Garner as Heather Swallers
- Daniel Franzese as Cousin Derek
- Nathalie Paulding as Claudia
- Alan Lilly Cast
Critics on Rotten Tomatoes
Top critics, in their words
Closer to teen pornography than to teen tragedy.
Clark's probing camera leers, but it also reflects truth, providing visions of a hard reality most of us would be unable to comprehend and unwilling to face.
Neither killers nor victim are drawn from life, just from lurid teen-exploitation pictures past.
Exposes us to the true horror of what's going on in these kids' lives.
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