 Amelia Gentleman of The Guardian described Lohan as " better known for what is euphemistically termed a party lifestyle " and said that while her participation did bring publicity to the project , the attention was uniformly negative and about her person , not the issues . Of the documentary she said that " the material is potent and persuasive " , but that Lohan was a " constant , distracting presence " . Sam Wollaston of The Guardian wrote a satirical , mocking letter ostensibly from the point of view of Lohan : " Some of these kids are sent to work when they 're so young . Which I can relate to because I started out working as a child model aged three , and got into movies when I was 11 . I can , like , so totally understand where these people are coming from " . 
