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After a blurred trauma over the summer, Melinda enters high school a selective mute. Struggling with school, friends, and family, she tells the dark tale of her experiences, and why she has chosen not to speak.
Director:
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Stars:
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A popular high school girl is harassed by a delinquent boy until they are placed in creative writing class together. Through written words, they create a bond, but tragically a bond that cannot withstand her social pressures or his brutal home life. Written by
Regina Crosby
In Study Hall Thayer shows Amber a huge scar on his stomach. In a later scene without his shirt on, the scar isn't there. See more »
Quotes
Amber:
[Thayer peeks around the corner of the bathroom doorway and taps on the wall]
What are you doing in here?
Thayer:
Did I scare you?
Amber:
Yes.
[Thayer walks in toward her]
Amber:
Alright, I gotta go.
Thayer:
No.
Amber:
No, look, what are you doing? Somebody could come in here.
Thayer:
What am I doing? That's a really good question - I don't really know the answer to it... It feels like, a misrepresentation.
Amber:
A what?
Thayer:
I was at the beach today and I saw you. And it was the same girl from before, and it all came back to me.
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Soundtracks
"Mojo"
(featuring Rahzel and Dan The Automator)
Written by Daniel Nakamura, Michael Allen Patton
Performed by Peeping Tom
Courtesy of Ipecac Recordings
By Arrangement with Shelly Bay Music, LLC See more »
This is my first ever review. I have never felt the need to spread a movie, or voice my opinion before, but I find myself angry that more people have not seen this movie. It is a movie unlike any other. Scott M foster portrays Thayer Mangeris, a delinquent and a somewhat bad boy from a broken home, who grows a connection with Amber Lang, played by Noa Hegesh, through the creative writing class they have together, and their frequent correspondence in study hall via a notebook. Noa, who has never liked Thayer before, having been forced always to sit with him due to their naming order, finds herself growing feelings for this wrong side of the tracks boy. i wont say anything more but this: buy a copy of this movie, for a guarantee you will be watching it again and again.
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This is my first ever review. I have never felt the need to spread a movie, or voice my opinion before, but I find myself angry that more people have not seen this movie. It is a movie unlike any other. Scott M foster portrays Thayer Mangeris, a delinquent and a somewhat bad boy from a broken home, who grows a connection with Amber Lang, played by Noa Hegesh, through the creative writing class they have together, and their frequent correspondence in study hall via a notebook. Noa, who has never liked Thayer before, having been forced always to sit with him due to their naming order, finds herself growing feelings for this wrong side of the tracks boy. i wont say anything more but this: buy a copy of this movie, for a guarantee you will be watching it again and again.