Ken Park is about several Californian skateboarders' lives and relationships with and without their parents.Ken Park is about several Californian skateboarders' lives and relationships with and without their parents.Ken Park is about several Californian skateboarders' lives and relationships with and without their parents.
- Awards
- 3 nominations total
Zara McDowell
- Zoe
- (as Zara Mcdowell)
Wade Williams
- Claude's Father
- (as Wade Andrew Williams)
Julio Oscar Mechoso
- Peaches' Father
- (as Julio Oscar Mochoso)
Ashley Crisp
- Rebekah
- (as Ashley E. Crisp)
- Directors
- Writers
- All cast & crew
- Production, box office & more at IMDbPro
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Did you know
- TriviaUK distributor Hamish McAlpine dropped the film after Larry Clark punched him in the face at a celebratory dinner.
- Quotes
Claude's father: You can pick your friends but you can't pick your family.
- Crazy creditsThe letter K is shown backwards in the credits, except in the first word of the film's title.
- ConnectionsFeatured in SexTV: Balkan Erotic Epic/American Machismo/Peek: Larry Clark (2006)
- SoundtracksLamar Vannoy
Written by Pete Steinkopf (as Peter Steinkopf), Bryan Kienlen, Greg Attonito, and Shalender Kichi
Performed by Bouncing Souls
Published by Lando Hour Publishing
Courtesy of Chunksaaw Records
Featured review
I'm 16, I'm a skater, I'm in high school, I have parents I don't get along with.
Although I don't partake in these actions, the people whom I spend my weekends with do constantly. This movie is a very realistic account of the life that is lead by many of those close to me.
Banning this movie does kids a favor, it doesn't let our parents see the ridiculous lives we lead. All of us kids should see this movie so we can all question our actions and realize the hole we've dug ourselves. But parents should be protected from seeing such films as "Kids" and "Ken Park". These are the realities we try so hard to keep from our parents, why would we want to let larry clark show them?
I was unaffected by this movie, impressed at the reality it captured, but unaffected by the actions in which the kids partook, except Tate's ordeal, although I know kids like that, I generaly don't associate with them, and that made his part of the movie very difficult to handle.
Larry Clark scares me. I just hope my parents don't get a hold of this movie, or "KIDS". He has done a terrific job of grabbing the reality of our lives, and I would hope he keeps making these amazingly realistic movies, as long as my parents don't see them.
Although I don't partake in these actions, the people whom I spend my weekends with do constantly. This movie is a very realistic account of the life that is lead by many of those close to me.
Banning this movie does kids a favor, it doesn't let our parents see the ridiculous lives we lead. All of us kids should see this movie so we can all question our actions and realize the hole we've dug ourselves. But parents should be protected from seeing such films as "Kids" and "Ken Park". These are the realities we try so hard to keep from our parents, why would we want to let larry clark show them?
I was unaffected by this movie, impressed at the reality it captured, but unaffected by the actions in which the kids partook, except Tate's ordeal, although I know kids like that, I generaly don't associate with them, and that made his part of the movie very difficult to handle.
Larry Clark scares me. I just hope my parents don't get a hold of this movie, or "KIDS". He has done a terrific job of grabbing the reality of our lives, and I would hope he keeps making these amazingly realistic movies, as long as my parents don't see them.
- william-95
- Feb 11, 2004
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- Gross worldwide
- $1,058,905
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