Carisa Glucksman has a unique distinction in her filmography: her highest rated movie is Gummo (1997), and, interestingly enough, her lowest rated film is also Gummo (1997). It’s a curious case where the same film holds both the top and bottom spots in terms of ratings. While this might seem contradictory at first glance, it highlights the subjective nature of how films are perceived and evaluated. Gummo, directed by Harmony Korine, is known for its unconventional style and divisive reception among audiences and critics alike. For Carisa Glucksman, this film remains a standout piece in her body of work, regardless of where it falls on the rating spectrum.