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Movie (2016)
Two high school girls are best friends until one dates the other's older brother, who is totally his sister's nemesis.

Movie (2016)
Two high school girls are best friends until one dates the other's older brother, who is totally his sister's nemesis.
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The film features several sexual references and conversations regarding sexual experiences. There are scenes involving teenagers in various states of undress and implied sexual encounters between characters.
There is very little physical violence in the film, mostly limited to minor shoving or heated arguments. It contains no graphic content or combat scenes.
The film features frequent, pervasive use of strong language throughout, including multiple uses of 'f*ck' (frequently), 'sh*t' (regularly), and various other swear words like 'b*tch' and 'a*shole' used in casual and angry exchanges.
Teenage characters are depicted attending parties where alcohol consumption is frequent, and there are several scenes featuring underage drinking. Marijuana use is also referenced and depicted on a few occasions.
While not a horror film, it contains intense emotional moments revolving around teenage angst, depression, and social alienation. The dialogue can be heavy and emotionally draining for younger viewers.
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This is a story about the messy, often difficult process of figuring out who you are while your world feels like it is falling apart.
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Expect strong language, references to teenage drinking, and intense emotional scenes regarding self-worth and mental health.
Viewers can gain insight into the nuance of human relationships and the importance of self-reflection during turbulent developmental periods.
The writing offers a sharp, authentic, and nostalgic look at the volatile experience of being a teenager, avoiding typical sanitized tropes.
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Promotes the importance of self-acceptance, emotional intelligence, and the necessity of navigating complicated familial and social forgiveness.
Characters are deeply flawed and realistic rather than idealized, providing opportunities for viewers to analyze the consequences of poor communication and impulsive behavior.
Features a multiracial supporting cast with meaningful agency, contributing to a more authentic representation of the modern high school environment.
Offers high value for social-emotional learning, particularly regarding empathy, conflict resolution, and understanding the impact of one's words on others.
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