The poignant, coming of age story about a group of eleven year old girls in their final summer before middle school.The poignant, coming of age story about a group of eleven year old girls in their final summer before middle school.The poignant, coming of age story about a group of eleven year old girls in their final summer before middle school.
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- TriviaWinner - Best Child Actor - International Family Film Festival - Alice Ziolkoski.
- GoofsThe first time Vanessa and her mom return from an audition, she is in the front passenger seat next to her mom. However, when they pull into the driveway and she gets out. She is in the back passenger seat behind her mom.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Deadly Eyes: An Interview with Joseph Kelly (2014)
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I just gave it a straight ten, this film totally surprised and charmed me. It completely avoids any cliché that seems to perpetuate in so many girls films. In this film girls are so refreshingly _not_ the little self - centered gigglers whose main and only subject are boys, and main plot is _not_ around petty fight that two of them had.
There are some deep and challenging events for kids at that age in the plot, and yet the movie is never a *drama*. It is represented the way kids handle it - just like you rarely see a kid just blocked - they accept and move on. It may appear light hearted, an it is in a way, but that is because it remains true to that particular perspective - kids cope with certain events, ups or downs, better than the adults do (obviously, not talking about extremes now).
Another point that I loved about the movie is that I have miserably failed whenever I thought that I had a particular character all figured out. I didn't. I loved the Valerie Mahaffey performance - brilliant. Girls as well.
There are some deep and challenging events for kids at that age in the plot, and yet the movie is never a *drama*. It is represented the way kids handle it - just like you rarely see a kid just blocked - they accept and move on. It may appear light hearted, an it is in a way, but that is because it remains true to that particular perspective - kids cope with certain events, ups or downs, better than the adults do (obviously, not talking about extremes now).
Another point that I loved about the movie is that I have miserably failed whenever I thought that I had a particular character all figured out. I didn't. I loved the Valerie Mahaffey performance - brilliant. Girls as well.
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- $5,000,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 33 minutes
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- 1.78 : 1
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