1979) Rich Kids
DRAMA
Don't let the title fool you for it's really about realization among two 12 year old Manhattan kids, and are best friends of Franny Phillips (Trini Alvarado) and Jamie Harris (Jeremy Levy) living in the same beaten down complex apartment building, experiencing parent separation or break-up. Quite effective and realization piece about two underage kids who're incapable to understand, and doesn't take no sides in the issue for it balances it out. The downside is the mediocre acting and the old 1970s feel but after I got past the first 40 minutes, was when it becomes very resonating. Executive produced by Robert Altman.
Don't let the title fool you for it's really about realization among two 12 year old Manhattan kids, and are best friends of Franny Phillips (Trini Alvarado) and Jamie Harris (Jeremy Levy) living in the same beaten down complex apartment building, experiencing parent separation or break-up. Quite effective and realization piece about two underage kids who're incapable to understand, and doesn't take no sides in the issue for it balances it out. The downside is the mediocre acting and the old 1970s feel but after I got past the first 40 minutes, was when it becomes very resonating. Executive produced by Robert Altman.