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DN LFF09: Trash Humpers – Harmony Korine
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As a fan of many years and with a couple near misses in the past, today’s LFF interview is probably the highlight of the festival for me. It was my pleasure to spend some time (however brief) with director Harmony Korine, to discuss his latest offering Trash Humpers, along with the chances of us ever seeing the abandoned Fight Harm project surface.
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Harmony Korine discusses Trash Humpers with @MarBelle http://j.mp/3Tb7aZ #LFF
RT @frances: Harmony Korine discusses Trash Humpers with @MarBelle http://j.mp/3Tb7aZ #LFF
You’re right, but I am at least aware of the fact (I also got him to sign my copy of Crack Up at the Race Riots – he drew me a pic!!!)
RT @WeAreDN: Listen to DN ints for Trash Humpers – http://bit.ly/3Tb7aZ & American: The Bill Hicks Story – http://bit.ly/2jINlE screenin …
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