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Director:
Tom McLoughlin
Stars:
Marcia Gay Harden,
Alexis Dziena,
Mike Erwin
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A mother and her daughter confront the intimidation of teen peer pressure and the emotionally brutalizing social rituals of high school. A well-adjusted teenager becomes depressed when she's ostracized by her friends at school. Her mother must help her daughter regain her confidence. Written by
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The cellphone Stacy (Leah Pipes) uses is a T-Mobile Sidekick II See more »
Goofs
After Vanessa is rejected from the lunch table for the second time, she runs to the bathroom and into a stall. She puts her backpack on the floor and stands on the toilet seat to hide when she hears the other girls coming. One of the girls takes a picture of the bottom of Vanessa's stall with their camera phone. When the picture is shown later, you see Vanessa's backpack along with her feet clearly planted on the floor. See more »
Quotes
Ms. Donnely:
[Referring to Vanessa's suicide attempt]
I guess I'm just wondering if anyone has any feelings about what she did.
Stacey:
Um, Vanessa and I have been friends for, all our lives, and I just wish I could've done something to help her.
Emily:
That is such crap!
Ms. Donnely:
Excuse me Emily!
Emily:
Stacey drove Vanessa to it. She humiliated her. She practically drove her out of school
[Surveying the whole class]
Emily:
and everyone knows it.
Stacey:
What? That is such a lie! You've known her what, five minutes? Vanessa and I are incredibly close.
Emily:
...
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Soundtracks
"I Luv How You Feel"
Performed by Tiffany
Written by Tiffany, & Tim Feehan
Available on the album "Dust off & Dance" - Tiffany (2005) See more »
I usually have much fun in deriding all of the bad Lifetime movies that my wife watches all the time. I caught this one about 15 minutes in, and kept watching too. It was pretty good. The acting is decent, and the director and writer do a good job of spacing out and escalating the bullying that the girl endures. I thought it was also good how the main character, as she keeps getting bullied, continues to try to find a way back into her crowd. Because, it's realistic. People put up with all kinds of crap to get accepted into a clique. And, the mom's performance was solid too, realizing too late but trying everything she could be figure out why her daughter was getting more and more upset. Good flick. I'd watch it again.
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I usually have much fun in deriding all of the bad Lifetime movies that my wife watches all the time. I caught this one about 15 minutes in, and kept watching too. It was pretty good. The acting is decent, and the director and writer do a good job of spacing out and escalating the bullying that the girl endures. I thought it was also good how the main character, as she keeps getting bullied, continues to try to find a way back into her crowd. Because, it's realistic. People put up with all kinds of crap to get accepted into a clique. And, the mom's performance was solid too, realizing too late but trying everything she could be figure out why her daughter was getting more and more upset. Good flick. I'd watch it again.