Bearkittens

Bearkittens, is an offbeat movie about eight offbeat young women teaming up to clean the garbage from a haunted forest. Director and writer Lars Kokemuller did an excellent job weaving in a compelling story based on his engrossing and unpredictable characters. The acting was excellent, so were the cinematography and the music. Bearkittens, is a very good film. I recommend it to everyone who wants to see something original.

I always love to create comparisons to help others better understand a film, my comparable for Bearkittens is: imagine Orange is the New Black has a one night stand with Spinal Tap in Berlin, and they produce a child that grows up to be the leader of an indie punk band that opens for Green Day. This child is Bearkittens. Bearkittens is a dark comedy that follows a group of young criminally convicted women who must do community service trash cleanup in a park. Without giving away too much, what seems like a teen comedy at the outset, quickly spirals into much darker depths. Other than being a fun and intriguing story, I was really impressed by the performances. Bearkittens has an incredibly strong cast and I look forward to seeing more from these actresses in the future. Overall, Bearkittens was a fun ride.

This film is the worse I have seen this year.

Just a load of crazed teens in a forest

No story at all

Avoid.

This movie is really one of the best movies to watch out director has done good job in term of cinematography and direction.

Lars Henriks' savagely humorous "Bearkittens" mixes searing writing with astounding acting in a dark comedy destined for cult classic status.

Petra (Stefanie Borb) manifests all the idealistic clichés we associate with our fresh-faced social worker. With a do-gooder's disposition, she leads a collection of young, orange jumpsuit-clad females into the dark forest to perform the community service of garbage collection. Each of these transgressors presents a shrewdly conceived character sketch embodying a universally identifiable female archetype, and together, they're nothing short of an enthralling ensemble cast. Once we're deep into the woods, things feel destined to go bad. And once they do, "Bearkittens" takes its already elevated game up another notch.

In the sum of its parts, "Bearkittens" provides a specific and ferocious brand of cerebral nourishment that only our best dark comedies can manage. - Was this review of use to you? If so, let me know by clicking "Helpful." Cheers!