A Bundle A Minute

About This Movie

A Bundle A Minute, Korine's debut short, is a fascinating glimpse into the raw and unfiltered psyche of a young filmmaker. The tone is experimental, with a chaotic energy that feels like a whirlwind of ideas being thrown at the screen. Pacing is unpredictable, which keeps you on your toes; one moment you're immersed in a strange vignette, the next, it's a jarring shift that leaves you questioning everything. The practical effects are rudimentary but add to the unique charm, making it distinctly 'student film' in a way that feels honest. Performances range from awkward to strangely compelling, embodying the spirit of a DIY aesthetic that resonates with a certain underground vibe, capturing an era of bold creativity.

A Bundle A Minute has seen limited format releases, primarily existing in niche collector circles. Its scarcity lies in the fact that it often gets overshadowed by Korine's later works, but that only adds to its allure for collectors who appreciate early experimental cinema. There’s a certain charm in owning a piece of Korine's formative years, especially as his style evolved significantly in subsequent films.