"I'm Gonna Explode" is a punchy exploration of unattributable teenage angst that expands the usually male view of "Rebel Without a Cause"-type dramas. Nicholas Ray meets Jean-Luc Godard in “I’m Gonna ...

Mexican filmmaker Gerardo Naranjo (“Drama/Mex”) channels 60s-era Godard in his latest, “I’m Gonna Explode,” which opens today for a week-long run at the Film Society of Lincoln Center in New York.

ONE of the edgiest movies at the 46th New York Film Festival (Friday-Oct. 12) has to be “I’m Gonna Explode,” from Mexico. The absurdist comedy follows the adventures of two teenage rebels without a ...

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Godardian teenage angst paean or super-sized Keystone Cops episode? Or perhaps Gerardo Naranjo’s I’m Gonna Explode is just an unholy mix of both. In the film, two teenagers from Guanajuato, Mexico, ...

Boldly transposing Pierrot le Fou to a Mexico City suburb, Gerardo Naranjo’s self-consciously triumphantly tragicomic third feature puts a pair of disaffected high-school students on the road to ...

Two restless teenagers decide to run away together but do it by camping out on the roof of the boy's rich father's hilltop villa in Mexican filmmaker Gerardo Naranjo's effervescent thriller. By Ray ...

Transferred to a new high school, a conservative politician’s rebellious son (Juan Pablo de Santiago) introduces himself to the student body with a talent-show sketch, titled “See You in Hell,” in ...

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