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16 to Life (2009)Romantic comedy. A small town teenager's angst about sexual inexperience drives a comic quest for love and understanding on a birthday to end all birthdays. Director:Becky SmithWriter:Becky Smith |
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Title: 16 to Life (2009)
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| Theresa Russell | ... |
Louise
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| Shiloh Fernandez | ... |
Rene
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| Mandy Musgrave | ... |
Darby
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| Jaime Gomez | ... |
Ronald
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| Will Rothhaar | ... |
Carson
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| Carson Kressley | ... |
Clog Dancer
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| Emily Foxler | ... |
Tatiana
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| Pamela Dunlap | ... |
Kate's Grandma
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| Ryan Gourley | ... |
Harley
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| Michael Cornelison | ... |
Reverend Kerr
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| Julie Mickelson | ... |
Amber
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Ian Paul | ... |
Ben
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James Serpento | ... |
Kate's Dad
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On her 16th birthday, never-been-kissed Kate decides to play cupid for two people she works with, pairing her boss with a paraplegic customer and setting up short-order cook Rene with an oversexed co-worker. But in the process of matchmaking, Kate learns some surprising lessons about love and the mechanics of romantic relationships. Written by Anonymous
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
3 September 2010 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Adiós dulces 16 See more »Filming Locations:
McGregor, Iowa, USABox Office
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$1,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Narrator: This is the story of a small-town girl.
Kate: "Call me Ishmael."
Narrator: Who just finished Moby Dick.
Kate: My favorite books right now are Twilight and Survival in Auschwitz. Before that I was in to Huckleberry Finn; not because I live on the Mississippi, but because fundamentalists want to ban it.
Narrator: This small-town girl reads. Some might say too much.
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Won Audience Award at the MethodFest 2009 Film Festival. See more »Quotes
[first lines]Narrator: This is the story of a small-town girl.
Kate: "Call me Ishmael."
Narrator: Who just finished Moby Dick.
Kate: My favorite books right now are Twilight and Survival in Auschwitz. Before that I was in to Huckleberry Finn; not because I live on the Mississippi, but because fundamentalists want to ban it.
Narrator: This small-town girl reads. Some might say too much.
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This delightful little indie film focuses on a group of teenagers (and one adult) running a tiny fast food operation in the middle of a small town in Iowa.
The main protagonist, Kate, is turning 16 today and has never been kissed.
Keenly intelligent, independent-minded, wholesomely attractive with a good set of values, she's everything most parents could wish for in a 16 year old daughter.
Beautifully photographed and edited, well cast and charmingly acted, this film surpasses almost anything big-studio Hollywood has made in recent years dealing with the topic of coming of age and romance.
It manages to succeed at doing this without any of the blatantly contrived and self-conscious plot manipulations that characterize most attempts at the genre.
In its emotional range and choice of topics, this film will strike many as a light-hearted, and in most ways superior alternative to "Mystic Pizza."