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From '80s L.A. rich kids to a Canadian mystery, coming-of-age sagas offer different strokes

LA Times 1 min read 12 hours ago

<p>"The Shards" from Bret Easton Ellis and Ryan Murphy delivers sex, drugs and a serial killer among rich kids in 1981 L.A., while "Sterling Point" offers gentler, less hurried teen rituals in Canada's Lake Country.</p>
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