This story ought to include a disclaimer or spoiler alert, one thing. Contemplate your self warned.
Upfront of the Venice Movie Pageant world premiere of Harmony Korine‘s newest big-screen experiment, Baby Invasion, press notes were distributed featuring an explainer of the film’s message. Possibly? We’re assuming the message will make extra sense after having seen the movie however feels price sharing now because the movie simply hit the big-screen right here on the Lido.
Described as an ultra-realistic, multiplayer first-person shooter (FPS) recreation that performs as a surreal dwelling invasion thriller, Child Invasion follows a gaggle of mercenaries utilizing — you guessed it — child faces as avatars to hide their identities. Tasked with coming into mansions of the wealthy and highly effective and leaving nothing behind, gamers should discover each rabbit gap earlier than time runs out. Child Invasion hails from Korine’s multimedia design collective EDGLRD and options an authentic rating by Burial. The inventive effort follows his final launch, Aggro Dr1ft, which additionally premiered in Venice.
Learn the press notes beneath.
Child Invasion – A Message from Duck Mobb
We’re Duck Mobb. We’re the crew. Watch out for the Pale Horse. Duck Mobb rides. Clicked up. Mobbed up. We’re streaming to you reside – from throughout the pond, from throughout the cities, from the lure homes, favelas, and hoods worldwide. Cartels, hackers, employed killers, scammers, cons, ex-military, militants, gang-certified world leaders – we’re all related. We communicate out towards the facility constructions. And now, we stream our crimes on to you, the viewer.
We cowl our faces with child avatars to keep away from detection, and the picture is robust. We’re baby-faced assassins – cute and cuddly however lethal.We distort our voices as a result of, in any other case, we’ve got no voice.We’re the underclass. Duck Mobb is to not be trusted.We aren’t your pals. We are going to rob, steal, and take at will.
No one is secure. We’re simply the flickering gentle.
The poster for Child Invasion.
Courtesy of EDGLRD
