Now try telling that to the audience members fainting in the aisles. “Kinds of Kindness” is available in select US cinemas from June 21, and released nationwide and in the UK on June 28.

Kinds of Kindness Rated R for many elements, kind and not so kind: shooting, swearing, cannibalism, crashes, orgies and interpersonal brutality, as well as the suggestion of sexual assault.

In Daddy’s Rabbits, Parker says, they’re more self-aware and less honest than the people. “They’re just beasts. Bunnies have to be protected by their mothers. They’re defenseless.

What do you think? Be the first to comment. WHERE TO WATCH KINDS OF KINDNESS: UPDATE 8/20/24: Kinds of Kindness will become available to rent and/or buy on digital platforms on Tuesday, Aug. 27.

Another lesson: bad things come in threes. To wit: “Kinds of Kindness,” which runs nearly three hours and unfurls three dark fables about control, abjection, and the delusion of free will.

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