A bullied 17-year-old girl raised by a single mother seeks guidance from her best friend and the girl's older sister.A bullied 17-year-old girl raised by a single mother seeks guidance from her best friend and the girl's older sister.A bullied 17-year-old girl raised by a single mother seeks guidance from her best friend and the girl's older sister.
- Awards
- 1 nomination total
Clyde Risley Jones
- Chad
- (as Clyde Jones)
Gage Banister
- Partygoer
- (as Gage Polchlopek)
Amy Correa Bell
- Ashley
- (as Amy Correa)
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It was a watchable movie, decent the storyline was real life. Teenagers being teenagers, learning who they are. Single mother struggling. Just real life situations. 5/ 10.
This movie worked my nerves at times because it was too slow. It finally started moving along when I decided to watch something else.
Besides having to watch actors clearly in their 30's and I know two of the mean girls were pushing 40 or flip over it playing teenagers, it was an okay movie.
Grace's braid changed 30x on the first day. AA movies don't have to lack like this😔
We have to let others live their life.
I rate movies based on their ability to leave me with new questions. I left wanting to understand more about the mother (played by Garcelle Beauvais) - to deconstruct her if you will - from the fear she had about her daughter's sexual identity (what exactly was her underlying fear? why wasn't she more afraid of the fate her daughter would meet at the hands of sexual predators and/or men who might otherwise exploit her?); to the lack of what I'd like to call a maternal muscle; and, to her own inherited broken cycles of what love looks and feels like. I wanted to know more about how class and culture affected her capacity to render the kind of nurture and compassion that her daughter (played by Ryan Destiny) so desperately needed.
Ultimately, this was a movie about identity and beauty; how we see ourselves and the way we think the rest of the world sees us and/or the ones we love is absolutely critical to who we ultimately become.
Ultimately, this was a movie about identity and beauty; how we see ourselves and the way we think the rest of the world sees us and/or the ones we love is absolutely critical to who we ultimately become.
Not a pg-13 movie .
1 part a girl takes a younger girl into a porn shop . You can hear loud moaning amongst other things you see and hear in a porn shop
2nd the high school girls do a little song a dance that's explicit "pop this cherry I know you wanna eat it " etc . ect.
Third there is a scene where a man gives a woman oral sex. No nudity is seen but the scene is very explicit and inappropriate for a "pg13" movie
There's some talk about girls being lesbians
That's just to name a few. No need to go into the rest of the movie you get the idea. This movie is rated R not of 13
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Did you know
- TriviaThe school scenes were filmed at Gulfport High School in Gulfport, Mississippi.
- SoundtracksDon't Know
Produced and Written by Les. J Correa
Performed by Amy Correa Bell
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Box office
- Gross US & Canada
- $713
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $458
- Dec 4, 2016
- Gross worldwide
- $713
- Runtime1 hour 33 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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