A family that lives like gypsies
Slums of Beverly Hills is about living life as a gypsy. Alan Arkin leads his family of Natasha Lyonne, Marisa Tomei, and David Krumholtz from place to place in Los Angeles to skip out on paying their bills because they’re poor and hustlers. On top of that Lyonne is going through puberty and Tomei is a drug addict. This leads to all kinds of situations like Arkin getting up all the kids in the middle of the night so that they can get out of their apartment and skip out on rent. The point of the film is that the family sticks together during both the ups and downs. Arkin does the patriarch role well always looking out for his kids. Lyonne and Tomei provide both humor and passion. It’s a good take on how American families can take all different forms.
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