Hollywood's '90s child stars were a tight-knit community: As Green describes the group as, "literally there were like 12 kids in the business, so we all knew everyone. We all knew each other," Soleil's footage showcases a plethora of familiar faces. We see Roseanne's Sara Gilbert, Jenny Lewis, Leonardo Dicaprio, Sugar Ray, Mario Lopez, Webster's Emmanuel Lewis, Corey Feldman, Johnny Depp, and Mark Wahlberg all live it up in Hollywood, at a time when INXS, U2, and Erasure would play on the radio, and people weren't "on all the time" while being filmed.
Frye details her horrifying sexual assault: In the documentary, Soleil goes back to a heartbreaking diary entry to confront her experience with sexual assault, detailing a non-consensual encounter she had with an older man. The diary entry describes how she was about to have sex for the first time, but quickly realised she didn't want to. When she said no, the man still insisted, and made her feel like she had "lost her virginity" to him. The traumatizing experience continues to be difficult for the actress, particularly when she reads how she wrote as a teenager that the experience was partially also her fault for being "too forward." As she reads the entry that almost paints the situation in a romantic light, Frye questions, "are memories real, or are they the stories we want to tell ourselves?"