With large doses of drugs and violence this is clearly not a movie for all tastes. The complexity of the relationship between the older childless couple and the teenage couple, while not overtly examined, is explored with subtlety which allows the viewer to make his own evaluation. (He was superb in the somewhat flawed 'The Unsaid'). Kartheiser in particular is an actor to watch out for. Oddly enough neither seemed to have as yet progressed to roles of much importance. There is an almost documentary sense of authenticity to their acting. The younger criminal counterparts are played excellently by Natasha Gregson Wagner and Vincent Kartheiser. Phil Collins - Another Day In Paradise (Official Music Video) Watch later. Clark's interest in them as people first and then as criminals, places this movie in a category well above the usual criminals on the run fare. Melanie Griffith is surprisingly effective as Wood's partner in crime.

Woods once again brings his famed intensity in a well rounded portrayal in which he's not only called upon to play a hardened, ruthless criminal, but also to reveal the more human qualities albeit buried very deep within. Clark's obsession with teenagers of the wilder variety is prevalent as always but is balanced by the older surrogate parent couple played by James Woods and Melanie Griffith. However it's a powerful and moving film with some exceptional acting talent on display. In the hope of a big score, two junkie couples team up to commit various drug robberies which go disastrously wrong leading to dissent, violence and murder. With James Woods, Melanie Griffith, Vincent Kartheiser, Natasha Gregson Wagner. While vastly superior to Larry Clark's other films, 'Another Day in Paradise' shares with them a brazen directness which makes it uneasy viewing, particular the many scenes picturing graphic violence. Another Day in Paradise: Directed by Larry Clark.

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