The Stranglers VS. Tideland

A music video of "Strangle Little Girl" by The Stranglers--a song that inspired the novel Tideland by Mitch Cullin, and now has been put to use with clips from Terry Gilliam's film version of the book.
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Category:

Music

Tags:

• Terry Gilliam
• The Stranglers
• Tideland
• Jodelle Ferland
• Mitch Cullin
• workshop Lo-Vi

[rockypallo]

@icyangel13 Thank you for the information! Besides, they barely kissed anyway, so you are right. Again, Thank you, and God Bless You!

[icyangel13]

@rockypallo Gilliam was trying to convey a portrait of innocence: the kiss is not wrong because both are innocent (for different reasons), theirs is an innocent game between a child and a severely mentally handicapped man. Do you see? It's not innapropriate because in their world, there is no evil, there is no intention to harm, there is no perversion. It is a world of innocence; it seems depraved to outsiders who have lost their innocence. That is what Gilliam was trying to show.

[lauraaabigail]

me gusta tideland y me gusta mucho tu video linda canción ^^ y una buena selección de escenas

[CocoBanana44]

Tideland and Jodelle <3

[yamisamaa]

TIDELAND ME ENCANTO TENGO Q VER LA OTRA :P

[yrtyrtyytrytry]

this must be what being on crack is like.

[rockypallo]

I don't think that they should have had Alisa Rose and Dickens kissing like that because of the age difference. Alisa Rose was 9 years old, and Dickens was probably 25 years old. I think that that was kind of innappropriate.

[rockypallo]

@NekoLGirl That was a book before the movie?

[NekoLGirl]

An amazing movie~

I'm dying to read the book, Tideland is my all time favorite puzzle to piece together.

D;