Great backdrop of 1970s New York City...
“Rich Kids,&#34; set on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, finds twelve-year-old Jamie Harris (Jeremy Levy), having gone through his parents’ divorce, instructing his friend Fanny Philips (Trini Alvarado) on surviving her own parents’ imminent break-up. Drawn closer by their similar circumstances, Fanny and Jamie explore their curiosity about the opposite sex, freaking out both sets of parents.<br /><br />Director Robert M. Young elicits excellent performances from the young leads, who speak like kids, not actors reciting clever dialogue. We believe their precociousness and innocence as they navigate family upheaval with surprising maturity and perspective. The humor emerges naturally and is age-appropriate. The movie captures the look and feel of New York in the 1970s and features first-rate supporting performances by John Lithgow, Olympia Dukakis, David Selby, Paul Dooley, and Irene Worth.<br /><br />“Rich Kids” portrays its characters with sensitivity and humor. It also illustrates how examples — good and bad — are set by parents and imitated by their children.<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the Blu-ray release.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Rich Kids, a romantic and heartwarming tale of young love set in New York, stars Trini Alvarado (Times Square) and Jeremy Levy (TV s Holocaust). Despite their upwardly mobile backgrounds, Franny (Alvarado) and Jamie (Levy) find themselves navigating universal issues including family discord, divorce and romance in the Big Apple. Directed by Robert M. Young (Extremities) from a screenplay by Judith Ross, with Robert Altman serving as executive producer, Rich Kids is a showcase of 80's Manhattan that co-stars John Lithgow (Terms of Endearment), Olympia Dukakis (Moonstruck), David Selby (The Social Network), Paul Dooley (Breaking Away), Terry Kiser (Weekend at Bernie s) and Irene Worth (Eyewitness)..