Q&A – Larry Clark
Larry Clark’s films are shocking. There’s Kids, about drug-using, AIDS-carrying, sexually active Manhattan teenagers; Bully, the true story of a…
KATHERINE DYKSTRA, The Independent’s associate editor, is also a contributor at The New York Post and a freelance writer and editor. Her work has appeared in Time Out New York, Fodor’s travel guides, Redbook, and Ironminds.com. She is a recent graduate of The New School University’s nonfiction MFA program. And she spends Wednesday afternoons teaching creative writing to the coolest kids in Harlem
Larry Clark’s films are shocking. There’s Kids, about drug-using, AIDS-carrying, sexually active Manhattan teenagers; Bully, the true story of a…
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