In 1996, Michael Lucid was a senior at the Crossroads school in Santa Monica, California. He noticed a social phenomenon that had the school buzzing and wanted to know more. So he grabbed a camcorder and began documenting a group of impossibly young female idealists whose brash manners and clothes were ruffling feathers on campus. In the process, he created a time capsule that still captivates people 25 years later.
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Michael Lucid goes back to school to tell the story of "Dirty Girls"
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Michael Lucid goes back to school to tell the story of "Dirty Girls"