Paul Morrissey's 1980 film Foxes is a fascinating, at times bleak and at others surprisingly fun, coming-of-age movie that adopts a cinema vérité approach, making it feel less like a traditional narrative and more like a raw, unfiltered snapshot of youth culture in the 1970s. Jodie Foster delivers a super impressive performance in what was an early, yet already impactful, role for the future star.

The problems of early adulthood in the late 1970s

Executes balance, while depicting the considerable chaos of troubled teens.