This movie was amazing. The storyline was simple, but it intrigues you and makes you invested in it. There isn't anything grand about it, but that is its charm. The main character Angie, played by Emma Galbraith, was very realistic. Her behavior, story, mannerisms, and talking style were normal and not overexaggerated.

This is a great and relatable coming of age film, as it depicts Angie trying to figure out her life and learning new things about herself on the way. It shows REALISTIC problems and situations that a person may be going through without making it over dramatic.

The acting of the cast was splendid. I truly felt like I was really in the scene, watching it unfold infront of my own eyes. The scenes captivate you, and make you feel real emotions whilst watching.

Overall, this movie is definitely a 10/10, I highly recommend it!

This is a really well done coming of age dramedy about a young bi racial girl dealing with culture clash, divorce, and the pitfalls of high school romance.

The cast is great, particularly Emma Galbraith in a standout lead performance. Not quite in the echelon of Easy A or Mean Girls (and the scale of comedy and drama kind of tips the other direction in this film),but if you like either of those movies, you'll really enjoy this one.

This was honestly such a good movie! I really don't know why people don't like it, but it has such great representation. Emma Galbraith in particular really expressed her role as the lead really well. You can really feel the emotion that is going on and ugh, it's just amazing. The characters are well draw out and individual, each with his own personality. The Acting throughout is very good as well. Everyone did a wonderful job!!!