Re: The Trap:
Harmony Korine wrote:Well, it’s the best script that I’ve ever written, without question. ... That is the most perfect script that I’ve written; the best writing, the most I’ve put into just a pure piece of screenplay.
Harmony Korine wrote:Well, it’s the best script that I’ve ever written, without question. ... That is the most perfect script that I’ve written; the best writing, the most I’ve put into just a pure piece of screenplay.
Is there anything you haven’t done in a while that you’d like to?
I feel like making a movie again. There’s a lot of stuff in the works with animation and gaming engines but it’s been almost a decade since I made a film, something scripted. There’s sometimes images you can’t get out any other way.
Do you want to make it in Miami?
My family is here, but I also like the idea of going somewhere else, like the Caribbean.
It's a doc, but Ghosts of Cité Soleil might give you an idea, and I doubt Harm could bring much more to it.colinr0380 wrote: Fri May 01, 2026 3:33 pm I'm trying to imagine now what a Harmony Korine film about Jimmy "Barbecue" Chérizier of Haiti would be like.
ACKERMANN: What is the next movie you’re doing? Can you talk about it?
KORINE: I’m not sure. I have a few ideas. I’ve started writing again. I probably want to make something next year, but I’m not a hundred percent sure what. But I started enjoying writing again.
ACKERMANN: Oh, that’s good. Script?
KORINE: Yeah, scripts. Let’s see where we go with things.
ACKERMANN: Let’s see. I feel this fall there are going to be some big things coming.
KORINE: Fishing boats, Slim Jims, and eye spasms.