![]() ![]() Greenfield’s latest documentary, “Generation Wealth,” is both a continuation of that obsession and a reflection upon it. It’s an obsession that has fascinated her for 25 years, ever since Greenfield found the first expression of her artistic voice in photographs of teenagers in Los Angeles, a project that would go on to become the acclaimed and disturbing 1997 book “Fast Forward: Growing Up in the Shadow of Hollywood.” In her 2006 feature documentary debut, “Thin,” about women with eating disorders, and the 2012 “The Queen of Versailles,” about a wealthy couple’s attempt to build a house in Florida modeled after the French royal palace, Greenfield has turned her camera on an America obsessed with the superficial. ![]() ![]() Photographer and filmmaker Lauren Greenfield has made a career out of documenting the culture of conspicuous consumption and the commodification of all things - including the human body. ![]()
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