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is directed by Larry Clark ( Kids , Ken Park ). It focuses on young skateboarders in Paris, their relationships, and self-destructive behavior. The unrated cut includes nudity, explicit sexual situations, and drug use.
"The Smell of Us" is a 2014 French drama directed by Larry Clark, written by Mathieu Landais and Clark himself. The film follows a group of affluent yet deeply disaffected teenagers in Paris who spend their days skateboarding, drinking, taking drugs, and having sex for both pleasure and money. It was screened in the Venice Days section at the 71st Venice International Film Festival before being released in France on January 14, 2015.