FuzzyTagz If the ambition is to provide two hours of instantly forgettable, popcorn-munching escapism, it succeeds.

Fairaher The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

Gurlyndrobb While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

Sarita Rafferty There are moments that feel comical, some horrific, and some downright inspiring but the tonal shifts hardly matter as the end results come to a film that's perfect for this time.

chromeohwow In the film, everything is absolutely wonderful without a happy-end. Lots of frank erotic scenes - I always feel some embarrassment at such moments) I also liked the crew of actors. I want to make a brief review... Actual movie, it is worth seeing and, of course, raising an unreasonably low rating.Thanks!

juliandeandre I get it. This is Elizabeth Woods' first feature film. Making movies is really hard. Let alone a good one. But that doesn't excuse the fact that this movie has some of the most boring characters I've seen in a long time. There's no depth to them at all. Our main protagonist (Leah) basically only cares about getting her boyfriend out of jail (whom she just met by the way, so I have no idea why she's putting herself into all this trouble to get her retard boyfriend out of prison).. and that's it. That's the whole plot. This movie brings nothing new to the table and the same story has been told numerous times before. I don't even get why she went out of her way to prevent her boyfriend from getting jail time, if she's just out screwing other guys anyways. It makes no sense. It's hard to sympathize with any of the characters, because they're all just really boring a**holes. I don't know how to end this review.. watch it if you've already seen every other movie that's ever existed ever and you feel like wasting 90 minutes of your life you'll never get back

meeza Writer-Director Elizabeth Wood's indie film "White Girl" stars a very impressive Morgan Saylor as Leah, a New York city college intern who is a white girl that will do all it takes to get that white powder up her nose. Leah meets Kelly (Brian "Sene" Marc), a drug dealer who she falls for but consequently ends up Leah drowning in a heap of trouble after her new beau is arrested. With serious problems arising, Leah is over her head and eventually her nose with problems so she hires an attorney named George, executed nicely with no objections by seasoned pro Chris Noth. Wouldn't you know that Wood did an adequate job in directing and writing "White Girl". It is not a classic film, but it is quite magnetic; much to the credit of Saylor's energetic performance as Leah. "White Girl" won't change your life, but it is white on in many assets. **** Good

Michael Jones Thematically, White Girl is exactly what it says on the tin, it's about race, and about gender. It's an attempt at outlining the main character's naivety and her ability to come out of it unscathed as a result of her privilege. An idea that, if it wasn't already obvious enough, Elizabeth Wood beats us over the head with in the scene where Leah has dinner with the lawyer.White Girl is unapologetically feminist, and being directed by a woman, it gets a lot of this right, Leah isn't a trope, she's not a stereotype, she's a naive young girl who makes a lot of really, really terrible decisions. But while this is the basis of her character, the protagonist, as well as the rest of the people in this film, are only explored on a surface level. Meaning that it's difficult to care about what they do, or what happens to them. Especially Leah, who knows that as a pretty white girl, there's a lot that she can get away with, and come out unharmed. And we know that too.Not only is White Girl difficult to get pulled in to as a result of its lack of a real sense of consequence, it also seems to push us away with its sloppy attempt at shock cinema. Every other scene is someone snorting coke, getting their tits out, or puking their guts up (is there anyone in this movie who doesn't do drugs?) Some of the comments on sexuality, especially female sexuality are interesting, and there's clearly a lot to say here about the male gaze and the danger of that towards young women, but then the gratuitous sex scenes never stop in an attempt to shock us, and we lose interest.As a drug dealer drama, and a comment on race, Wood hits all of the tropes that we'd expect. Many of the characters are stereotypes, and the writing for the male drug dealers sounds like it was written by my dad, guessing how he things a drug dealer probably talks. The attempts at making the love interest more of a love interest and less of a sex interest were hilarious at times, this movie just couldn't get the dialogue right for those characters at all, it was awkward as hell.White Girl was summed up for me when Doug from The Hangover got cocaine snorted off his dick.4.5/10