Wassup Rockers

Much like his controversial debut film, Kids, director Larry Clark's Wassup Rockers features young people from the street in the film's starring roles, portraying a group of young Hispanics who go by nicknames such as Spermball, Porky and Kiko. While the rest of their peers conform to the pervasive hip-hop culture, these teens prefer skateboards, tight clothing and punk-rock music -- and the rich girls they meet in Beverly Hills.