Overview

• Nicola Peltz Beckham's film 'Lola' is criticized for exploiting poverty themes, termed as 'poverty porn' by multiple reviewers.
• The film, marking Peltz Beckham's directorial debut, features her as a struggling young woman trying to protect her younger brother in a toxic home environment.
• Critics highlight the stark contrast between Peltz Beckham's billionaire background and the impoverished life depicted in 'Lola.'
• Despite its visual appeal, 'Lola' is panned for its narrative and thematic shallowness, with critics calling it conceptually untenable.
• The movie has stirred discussions on the ethical implications of affluent artists portraying poverty, comparing it unfavorably to other films on similar themes.