Good movie.
It's a documentary that follows around four highschoolers during their entire senior year. It's essentially a real-life Breakfast Club, with a "princess," an "artsy musician girl," a "jock," and a "band nerd."
I've been thinking about the movie all weekend. Some of it fell flat, but Hannah's storyline in particular (the girl on the left in the poster) was captivating.
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This week, we’re excited to announce the extended Annual Writing Competition deadline for 2021, details on how to submit your writing to Writer’s Digest, and more!
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