Sugar Babies (2025) Film Review from the 48th Annual Sundance Film Festival, a movie directed by Rachel Fleit and starring Autumn Johnson. Director Rachel Fleit follows the escapades of a young girl ...

Viewers must draw their own conclusion about too many things featured in “Sugar Babies,” a sketchy documentary portrait of Autumn Johnson, a young self-fashioned entrepreneur who makes money by ...

The flighty mindset of hyper-online living proves an uneasy solution to the rough gravity check of small-town poverty in “Sugar Babies,” Rachel Fleit’s documentary portrait of young, hard-up Louisiana ...

Match with as many people as you can on dating apps. Make sure your bio says you are “aspiring” to have some sort of job. Exchange a few messages with men before asking for money. Make a “menu” with ...

Only in a world with a growing gap between the haves and the have-nots could a Sundance documentary like Sugar Babies exist.

Rachel Fleit's documentary commendably doesn't judge its young, callow subjects, but it doesn't really scrutinize them either, and the results are vague and disjointed. The result, not unlike Autumn ...