Korine emerges (again)
"Paranoid Park" director Gus Van Sant with Harmony Korine, who was visibly nervous before his screening of "Mister Lonely." "I haven't made a film in a long time," he said. Why?
"I was messed up. I had a lot of issues. It took me time to work them out. But I'm back."
Korine started at a very young age. He found through the years of "Kids," "Gummo," and "Julien Donkey-Boy," that "I'd dug himself into a hole" and lost his love for film.
It took him a long time to reattach. One day he saw a woman walking an invisible dog. He asked what she was doing. She replied it was time for him to make another movie. So he did.
Michael Jones is the film festival editor at Variety.com. 
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