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Alex Winter (Bill from Bill & Ted ) directs this sobering look at child actors. It interviews former stars like Evan Rachel Wood and Wil Wheaton about the financial, emotional, and sexual exploitation that comes with early fame. The shift began with films like Lost in
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A raucous, hilarious look at the 1980s B-movie studio that gave us Missing in Action and Masters of the Universe . It celebrates the art of the "schlock" while acknowledging the genius of pure, unadulterated hustle.
As Emma and Jamie achieve a measure of success, we see the unseen costs. Emma struggles with anxiety and depression, and begins to question whether the fame and fortune are worth it.