They are not poor, not materially. But certainly poor being trapped in this plague of our time, the celebrity cult.
So they start breaking into famous people's houses stealing. They find things they've seen in magazines. They are girls with the exception of a male mascot, very well acted by Israel Broussard. He's not allowed to touch them, which is shown the hard way in a key scene. He's not part of the item identity.
Sofia Coppola is always interesting, but her criticism of a sick present era never goes too far. It's not dangerous. The thief gang lacks morals, more than the trap the are fetched in.
So they start breaking into famous people's houses stealing. They find things they've seen in magazines. They are girls with the exception of a male mascot, very well acted by Israel Broussard. He's not allowed to touch them, which is shown the hard way in a key scene. He's not part of the item identity.
Sofia Coppola is always interesting, but her criticism of a sick present era never goes too far. It's not dangerous. The thief gang lacks morals, more than the trap the are fetched in.