>is virtually child pornography disguised as a cautionary documentary Ah damn, and we watched the movie with our teacher. Maybe the US is just different, havin

>is virtually child pornography disguised as a cautionary documentary Ah damn, and we watched the movie with our teacher. Maybe the US is just different, having Cheerleaders with miniskirts and dancing like at Moulin Rouge that's ok, and children beauty contest (mostly in the conservative states)...no problem, but watching a disturbing and disgusting story like in Kids is called "child pornography". BTW, i like that critic much more: https://www.nytimes.com/2015/07/23/fashion/kids-20th-anniversary-chloe-sevigny-rosario-dawson.html https://www.nytimes.com/2015/07/23/fashion/kids-20th-anniver...