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Film Details
Year
2010
Duration
105 minutes
Genres
Drama
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
In a significant change from the TV sitcom Friends that made him a famous actor, David Schwimmer directs this powerful, well-acted and sensitively handled drama that warns people can be far from what they seem on internet chat. Annie, a 14-year-old teen living in Chicago, develops a crush on Charlie, a guy she meets online in a volleyball chat room. The revelation he’s much older than he pretended unsettles her – but she’s reluctant to abandon their relationship. The crime he commits against her reverberates through her whole family, and is especially difficult for her ad executive father to cope with...
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Contains strong language, once very strong, and infrequent sexual violence
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