The Age of Innocence

2009
12m

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Moving to a new home and trying to fit in is difficult for 13 year old Andie Reese. The new school brings her face to face with bullies who constantly ridicule her any chance they can. Havin... Read allMoving to a new home and trying to fit in is difficult for 13 year old Andie Reese. The new school brings her face to face with bullies who constantly ridicule her any chance they can. Having good friends at her last school has given her a glimpse of hope that she might be able t... Read allMoving to a new home and trying to fit in is difficult for 13 year old Andie Reese. The new school brings her face to face with bullies who constantly ridicule her any chance they can. Having good friends at her last school has given her a glimpse of hope that she might be able to fit in with this new crowd.

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Mazey Aud

Student

Natalie Brunjes

Student

Kaitlin Christy

Stephanie

Cortney Lee Colvig

Mean Girl
(as Cortney Lee)

Jenifer Cononico

Student
(as Jennifer Cononico)

Jenny Cooke

Mean Girl

Natasha Durel

Friend 4

Wes Hubbard

Mr. Carter

Joseph James

Student Aid

Emily Lopez

Anita Maksymcuk

Student

Leanne Mauro

Mrs. Reese

Mahalia C. McIntyre

Mean Girl Stand in
(as Mahalia McIntyre)

Megan Mize

Student

Ali Mullin

Friend 3
(as Alexandra Mullin)

Kevin Olson

Friend 1

Brittny Perrotta

Friend 5
(as Britt Medlin)

David Sasik

Director
- Renee Weltzien
Writer
- Renee Weltzien
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Carlye Tamaren's debut.

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10/10

Excellent! Stephanie is amazing!

This is a heart-touching story that almost everyone can relate to. The actor who plays Stephanie does an especially amazing job and helps to portray the realistic trials and struggles of a teenage girl trying to fit in.

The Age of Innocence fully encompasses the hardships of being a teenager in a harsh and solitary environment. Switching schools can be a difficult experience for someone of any age, but it displays how troubling it can be for teenage girls.

Overall: The age of Innocence is a truly heart-warming film, appropriate for all ages. It's impressive verisimilitude is a contributing factor to it's excellence.