Enfant terrible Harmony Korine burst onto the scene with his screenplay for Larry Clark's first feature film "Kids" (1995). Discovered by Clark while he was skateboarding in Washington Square Park, Korine had, despite his youth, watched an incredible number of films (to fill the hours of insomnia brought on by Ritalin) and listed among his influences Godard, Herzog and Fellini. He demonstrated his facility with the medium by writing in three weeks the script that (minus a few lines here and there) ended up on screen. His ear for "kidspeak" enabled the middle-aged photographer-turned-director
