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Slums of Beverly Hills is a curious blend of comedy and drama, set against the backdrop of 1970s California. The film captures the awkwardness of adolescence through the eyes of a teenager, played by Natasha Lyonne, who navigates the chaos of her eccentric family. There’s a genuine warmth to the performances, especially from Alan Arkin as her grandfather, whose dry wit is a highlight. What stands out is how it balances humor with real-life struggles, showcasing a unique lens on socio-economic disparity in a place known for glamor. The pacing feels organic, with moments that linger just enough to resonate without overstaying their welcome. It has a distinctive style, using practical effects and period-appropriate details to ground the story.
Released by Fox Searchlight PicturesFilmed on location in Los AngelesFeatures a soundtrack with 70s classicsNominated for the Independent Spirit Awards
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