The Florida Project and Ladybird, Ladybird are films from opposite sides of the Atlantic about families living in difficult and disadvantaged circumstances, the relationships between parents and children, and the role of the state in protecting children from parental neglect and abuse. The Florida Project, directed by Sean Baker (2017), is a highly acclaimed independent American film, while Ladybird, Ladybird is a British social realist film by esteemed, long-time director Ken Loach. The two films take very different approaches to this subject matter, for while The Florida Project foregrounds, and celebrates, the experience of childhood within poverty, Ladybird, Ladybird centres on the experience of one woman who has both been in care in childhood herself and has then had her own children removed by social services following protection orders.

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电影评论：瓢虫、瓢虫（肯·洛奇，1994 年）和佛罗里达项目（肖恩·贝克，2017 年）：对危机家庭的不同看法

佛罗里达项目和瓢虫，瓢虫是大西洋两岸的电影，讲述生活在困难和不利环境中的家庭、父母与孩子之间的关系以及国家在保护儿童免受父母忽视和虐待方面的作用。由肖恩·贝克 (Sean Baker) 执导的佛罗里达计划 (2017) 是一部备受赞誉的美国独立电影，而《瓢虫，瓢虫》是一部由备受尊敬的长期导演肯·洛奇 (Ken Loach) 执导的英国社会现实主义电影。这两部电影对这个主题采取了截然不同的方法，因为虽然佛罗里达项目突出并庆祝贫困中的童年经历，瓢虫，瓢虫集中在一位妇女的经历上，她自己在童年时期受到照顾，并且然后根据保护令让她自己的孩子被社会服务机构带走。