![]() ![]() into a life of petty crime, is ultimately a sympathetic character), Julie P.'s decision to seek therapy and the relative ease with which she is able to stop stealing is formulaic. While the portrayal of the friendship between the two Julies is refreshingly three-dimensional (Julie B., despite initiating Julie P. Unfortunately, this decision creates a rift between the two friends at the very moment when Julie Prodsky needs someone to confide in about the increasingly amorous attentions of her new boyfriend. ![]() After the girls are apprehended by a store detective, Julie Prodsky elects to see a therapist and quickly decides to steal no more. ![]() learns a multitude of shoplifting tricks from Julie B., and she discovers that her acting skills come in handy for bamboozling sales clerks. ![]() With the lure of designer labels too strong to resist, Julie P. reveals her secret-she shoplifted most of her cool outfits and accessories, and she invites Julie P. Though the two girls are both acting students at New York's High School for the Performing Arts and they share the same first name, Julie Braverman has a life Julie Prodsky only dreams about, including a closet full of designer clothes. ![]()
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