In unspecific terms -- because, sadly, I don't have a lot of time on my hands today -- I found this to contradict itself, double-deal and borderline self-destruct in its attempts to comment on class disparity and racial entitlement. I respect the fact that those involved were attempting to delve into the subject matter; I just can't help but think that a problematic attempt to investigate certain political topics is more harmful than leaving said topics unexamined. With that being said, the film does have merit. I know many people just like Leah -- even people who have died as a result of such a lifestyle -- which kept me uncomfortably engaged, despite finding Saylor to be massively miscast (Brian…

Somewhere in Hollywood ...
Studio: Alright, Beth. Tell us what you've got in store for us.
Elizabeth Wood: Let's do a movie about a white girl! I've got the script ready and all!
Studio: But there are already thousands of movies about white girls and zero about greygender otherkins. What makes your movie idea worth spending money on? What's it about anyway?
Elizabeth Wood: Well, it's about a white middle class girl who moves to a lower-class neighborhood ...
Studio: Go on.
Elizabeth Wood: ... and, shortly after her arrival, falls in love with a Latino Ken doll!
Studio: Excellent, Beth.
Elizabeth Wood: Oh, and the lead gives a guy on her job a blow job the very same day…

With sincere emotion and a fast pacing, this partly crime drama, partly romance about naive, reckless and by sexuality drifted youth is emotionally charged, tragic and chaotic.

It shifts from one situation into the other and although the world as depicted as in this film does certainly feel very real and moving, the plot leaves a few holes here and there and has developments too fast to be entirely believable. It doesn't allow us to get a complete insight within the lives of those characters, and although the glimpses we get sure are compelling, it still feels like some important parts are left out or just forgotten to integrate within the script.

The thematics are strong, and for a huge…

A friend of mine was told he would like this film based on his own fondness for the films of Andrea Arnold and Harmony Korine which set myself up to become interested on the spot. The moment he came out saying he wasn't a fan, however, only made me all the more skeptical about why the recommendation was made. It was not long enough I decided to watch the film where I had failed to see a connection between the recommendations but also one where I was so repulsed by what I was witnessing. That's only, however, a small testament in describing how truly terrible White Girl is, for it was all around an unpleasant experience.

If the title, "white…