An interesting insight into a world most will never be a part of.
It's a bit artsy and scripted in the first 5-10 minutes but I was kind of stunned by the candor that some of them spoke with.
*File under educational.

I didn't exactly start watching this documentary with an open mind. For a few months I've seen the cover and quickly opted for another movie. You see people like the Trumps and really there has already been so many stories on these people I think I doubt I'd see anything honest. However, I figure why not. The start of the movie was a little slow and as others have mentioned scripted. The Great Gatsby style grandiose was a nice touch. You meet the other characters/subjects and you realize just how much money these individuals have and have been exposed to. It's astonishing - I won't give away but seriously. While my father can say he worked on this building or that building in downtown Chicago - some of these kids can say their family owns them. The interviews touched on some subjects I wouldn't touch with a ten foot pole. Their responses seem sincere and insightful.

At least for a while this kid seems to have a sense of humanity and the good old American spirit that you have to work for what you have and to earn it.I am sure this will soon pass but at least for a while he had a conscience.