Kids

I thought this was just an ordinary and normal looking movie poster, but it turns out this movie is beyond reason and tells us how scary "free association" is.l

This film depicts 13 year old girls being raped. It also depicts them as passive, dis-empowered and unable to engage in intelligent decisions. I found myself really frustrated watching young girls get raped while screaming "It hurts, it hurts". I find no value in this film in terms of education about sex or drugs. It is so extreme in terms of sex, violence, theft and other amoral acts that it does NOT depict the typical teenager--then or now. It also shows a girl drugged and then her legs being lifted up to her ears as she is raped. I was aghast at this and other scenes. It leaves women feeling like victims--because during the entire movie the girls are victims. The film did show some pubic hair and was very explicit without getting into nudity. One scene where a stranger is beaten is highly disturbing as well. If they were going for shock value, then OK I was shocked that a film could use a roll to depict young men treating each other and others so poorly. They also discuss the girls very graphically--offering their hand so that one could smell the scent of the girl he had just conquered's *. This was a sad little movie, which depicts the extremes of past and present. I am a former faculty member at an Arizona university and feel qualified to say that this film has little if any educational value. It is more disturbing than educational or entertaining. A word of caution: this depicts graphic discussions of sex and simulation of the act, along with over 150 swears. Combine this with a gang beating the heck out of a stranger for no reason and you have a film that should not be watched by most of us that don't need negativity and have respect for young girls.