Jungleland

Stanley wants a better life for him and his brother, Lion. For him this represents money and material goods. He's also willing to cheat, steal, and lie in order to achieve this. However, he cares about Lion and believes in him. Lion generally does what Stanley tells him to do. But he eventually starts to stand up to him, particularly when he feels Stanley is in the wrong. Despite their occasional conflicts, both brothers are fiercely loyal to each other. On the surface, Sky shows little emotion and she manipulates, steals, and lies. However, she also shows a caring side, particularly to Lion. Most supporting characters are deeply unpleasant, violent, and involved in crime.

Two sex scenes -- one in an empty store room and another in the restroom of a diner -- both of which are brief and non-graphic. Two characters jump naked into a swimming pool. Character describes how their sperm was used to impregnate someone. Reference to oral sex. A lie is told about someone asking for a "blow job." Characters are seen shirtless and in just their underwear.

Character is motivated by money and the desire for material goods. They choose the most lavish hotel suite they can afford and make reference to buying an expensive car.