KIDS OF TODAY
synopsis
A legendary 70’s rock critic takes hold of a group of young counter-culturalist. From Paris to Beijing, by way of New York, Montreal and Hong Kong, the nightdwellers ride a William Burroughsy wave. As the decadent pasts and urban futures interlace, music from yesterday and today pave a revolutionary road. With his skeleton silhouette coiffed with a big black chapka, the bizarre sixty-something introduces himself : 69-x-69, Yves Adrien’s testament executor, the inventor of punk, of novö, the famed music critic of times past.
| international title: | Kids of Today | 
| original title: | Des jeunes gens modernes | 
| country: | France | 
| sales agent: | Paradise City Sales | 
| year: | 2011 | 
| genre: | documentary | 
| directed by: | Jérôme de Missolz | 
| film run: | 97' | 
| screenplay: | Jean-François Sanz | 
| cast: | Yves Adrien, Mathieu Chausseron, Lio, Edwige, Les Crystal Castles, This Is Pop | 
| cinematography by: | Jérôme de Missolz, Sarah Blum | 
| film editing: | Elisabeth Juste, Vanessa Bozza | 
| production: | Love Streams Agnès B. Productions, ARTE France Cinéma | 


















