Awesome

I couldn't agree more. It amazes me that Harmony can still portray the alienation and disenfranchisement of youth with such frankness and understanding. No matter what youth subculture he portrays, he gets everything exactly on point. I'm 20 years old but began partying and rebelling at the ripe old age of 11, so pretty much all of his films have portrayed youth scenes that I have experienced. I grew up with his characters, I went to the parties he portrayed, I've experienced all the dirty, disturbing things he shows. I just find it amazing that he recognizes these intricacies in the same way that he did in KIDS when he was 18. This film made me laugh, cry, dance, everything because it was so *beep* honest. Not that I'm South African, and get all of those intricacies, but I have basic knowledge of the zed movement, and the characters and themes in this apply to my American life just the same.

Also, the music is perfect with the film and *beep* This was a perfect collaboration and I really hope he works with Die Antwoord again.