Yes, Moonlight is a coming of age tale, but it's not like most other coming of age films.
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"I think it was a kind of coming-of-age — a late coming-of-age," he said with a laugh.
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It's a coming-of-age story, and I want to show how this — one's coming of age — has to be earned.
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Halloween is a coming-of-age holiday, and Spirited Away is one of the best coming-of-age stories ever told.
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We felt like there was a space that was missing, a coming-of-age story about girls that wasn't about sexual coming of age.
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It is sickening that Teena's story could be considered a coming-of-age story, given the fact that his coming of age resulted in his real-life death.
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I asked him why he was so attracted to these coming-of-age stories and he said he'd never really put together that they were coming-of-age stories.
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There are worthwhile conversations to have about the rise of black coming-of-age and queer coming-of-age films (or both), for which 2017 seems to be a banner year.
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It sounds so lame and it sounds so sappy, but the audience is watching Emma's coming of age, and I was experiencing my own coming-of-age story off of that set.
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In this interview between Collins and i-D contributor Rory Satran, the artist discusses her new book Coming of Age and discusses the role that photography played in her own coming-of-age.
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Now, he says, coming of age is about achieving autonomy.
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It was a landmark in his own coming of age.
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That resulting populism also combined with millenials' coming of age.
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Mikie Sherrill is right in that "coming of age" group.
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Are you happy to be coming of age in 2020?
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Coming of age in the Depression marked them for life.
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Judy Blume, of stories of young girls coming of age.
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Described as a quirky, funny coming of age story, Everything Sucks!
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After my oration, I can complete the Coming of Age Rites.
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These were stories of daily struggles and of coming of age.
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More than 50 years after independence, Jamaica is coming of age.■
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BROADLY: What propelled you to explore coming of age through dance?
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It is a coming of age story for an awkward puberteen.
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But his presidential candidacy is coming of age in real life.
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Bowie's original die-hard audience, working-class British youth coming of age
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You might just be in a Timothée Chalamet coming-of-age movie.
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There can never be too many queer coming-of-age summer romances.
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These are the best coming-of-age movies we can think of.
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This is one coming-of-age story we can all relate to.
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The film is a coming-of-age comedy directed by Bridge Stokes.
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Proms are synonymous with coming of age, a necessary social before graduation.
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El Rashidi chronicles the narrator's political coming-of-age with minimalist restraint.
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The film explores a young black man's coming-of-age in Miami.
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Their coming-of-age political era evoked buzzwords like dignity and civility.
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Perhaps this sounds tiresome or conventional, a typical coming-of-age story.
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Gage: We weren't going for the classic moments of coming of age.
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"New Kid" is a classic coming-of-age tale in many ways.
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A coming-of-age high school dance competition comedy by Rashaad Newsome?
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Kiernan Shipka stars in the coming-of-age story as Sabrina Spellman.
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Critics enjoy the coming-of-age story featured on "Looking for Alaska."
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Why did Amina's celebration resonate with Helly's experience of coming-of-age?
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It's a supernatural coming-of-age story with a murder mystery foundation.
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The coming-of-age drama "Moonlight" is nominated for eight Academy Awards.
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For some, casting their ballot is an exciting "coming of age" moment.
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The Sense of an Ending tackles this phenomenon in a tale that sounds like a detective story, but plays more like a quiet coming of age drama — except the person coming of age is about to be a grandfather.
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Lady Bird, a coming-of-age drama that somehow feels more real than any other coming-of-age drama ever made, has a 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes, and has made every member of the Refinery29 entertainment team cry.
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I wanted my coming of age, trials and tribulations, teen story, I guess.
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On the surface, Raw seems like a quintessential French coming-of-age movie.
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Americans coming of age during and after the Great Recession are faring much
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The jacket illustration for "Coming of Age in Samoa" featured a topless girl.
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Or center a coming-of-age film set in the Italian countryside around.
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Perhaps that's why coming-of-age narratives seem so ripe for horrific reinterpretation.
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Big Mouth is the coming-of-age tale you didn't know you needed.
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There are comedies and dramas, sci-fi stories and coming-of-age ones.
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And you happen to be coming of age during one of those moments.
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The coming-of-age story made $915,750, pushing its gross to $9.9 million.
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While watching the trailer for Netflix's new coming of age comedy Everything Sucks!
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There's no doubt that Netflix's Stranger Things is a coming-of-age story.
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The civil rights movement was gaining steam as she was coming of age.
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After all, this was a coming-of-age experience for all of them.
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It doesn't matter where or when it happens, coming of age is brutal.
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My coming-of-age story happened in the middle of the AIDS epidemic.
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In due course, the lad may enjoy a site-specific coming-of-age.
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"Her worst-reviewed movie so far is the coming-of-age drama "Victim.
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Alfonso Cuáron directed "Y tu mamá también," a Mexican coming-of-age film.
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For me, it's a coming-of-age, late 20s experience in self-reflection.
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How does Lady Bird feel different from some other coming-of-age films?
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My peers were coming of age in Washington and Hollywood and Madison Avenue.
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Not every coming of age story has to involve unraveling at the seams.
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The Jewish coming-of-age ceremony stretches to accommodate the new gender fluidity.
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Ms. Tsangari's coming-of-age film "Attenberg" (2012) is also streaming on FilmStruck.
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The raunchy coming-of-age comedy, released by Universal, ran in 3,204 theaters.
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They've all had their own coming-of-age stories, just at different ages.
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THERE ARE NO GROWN-UPSA Midlife Coming of Age StoryBy Pamela Druckerman288 pp.
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"To Kill a Mockingbird" (1962) was heralded as a coming-of-age classic.
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There are fraught friendships, coming-of-age stories, Supreme Court drama and more.
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Instead, the film's trailer initially reads as a darker coming-of-age story.
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Big Mouth is definitely not your average broadcast network coming-of-age series.
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From Spicy Braised Beef Signifies the Coming of Age for Mexican Teenage Girls
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Your debut and this film are both coming-of-age stories for women.
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Sure, Into the Spider-Verse has a standard good-versus-evil plot line (Wilson Fisk fucking up the time continuum), but most of that is pushed to the side for a coming of age story of several coming of age stories.
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Or Thirteen, Catherine Hardwicke's 2003 classic coming-of-age film starring Evan Rachel Wood?
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But there's also a coming of age story about the girls in the movie.
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Were Homecoming just another coming-of-age comedy, it'd be a very solid one.
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What unites both games is their grounding of coming-of-age stories in computers.
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No coming of age tale would be complete without a little bit of romance.
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It's a dizzying hodgepodge of neoliberalism critique, coming-of-age saga, and heist flick.
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Her political coming-of-age was punctuated by an argument with a history teacher.
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So yes, this French, indie, lesbian coming-of-age story does indeed echo Blue.
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Why a show about sexually repressed teenagers coming of age in 19th century Germany?
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This gripping coming-of-age story shows a woman's world being opened through education.
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The coming-of-age sitcom will end after season 3, the network announced Wednesday.
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PG: How much of your own lives contributed to these coming-of-age novels?
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"Coming of age during an economic downturn has consequences," the pro-vacation coalition writes.
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The sweet, clever novel places a woman's sexual coming-of-age on a pedestal.
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S.E. Hilton's classic coming-of-age novel The Outsiders only gets better with time.
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For many of us, prom was a landmark in our coming-of-age narrative.
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The filmmakers thanked A24 for taking a chance on the coming-of-age tale.
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And it tells a coming-of-age story about mastering creative and destructive strength.
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Nick Kyrgios has long wasted his talent, but now, he's finally coming of age.
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That same year, she filmed the excellent coming-of-age movie The Spectacular Now.
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It's hard to name current coming-of-age shows and films starring Black girls.
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Rather than being aspirational, coming-of-age milestones become reminders of your own mortality.
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Suzanne becomes Evie's idol, as well as the key to her coming of age.
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Mainieri's propulsive debut is a double coming-of-age story that spans the border.
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Revisit the best and worst of the '90s with this coming-of-age comedy.
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In recent weeks, I spoke to numerous industry insiders about this coming of age.
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" Greta Gerwig joins the list for her Sacramento coming-of-age script, "Lady Bird.
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"I want to design for what 'coming-of-age' means to me," Lurie says.
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It's also a coming-of-age story, implying a backward-looking perspective of maturity.
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Op-Docs How do you find independence when you're coming of age with autism?
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THERE ARE NO GROWN-UPS: A Midlife Coming-of-Age Story, by Pamela Druckerman.
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Today, fans see it as a gem in the '90s coming-of-age genre.
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A coming-of-age tale in which a young vegetarian goes to vet school.
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Netflix green-lighted a semi-autobiographical coming-of-age comedy series with Kaling starring.
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The Times's review of this '80s coming-of-age movie was less than favorable.
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After coming of age in her early 20s, Dorothea adopted her mother's maiden name.
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This debut novel is a beautiful twist on the gay coming-of-age story.
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The story's pace between missions is as leisurely as a coming-of-age journey.
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This coming-of-age story signifies that eco-fiction has also come of age.
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The book is a coming-of-age story in a world colored by Apartheid.
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Renewables are coming of age and no longer stand or fall on government largesse.
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He infused familiar coming-of-age and gangster-movie tropes with a rare authenticity.
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The novel tells Nadia's coming-of-age story, but in a rather unusual way.
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It seems likely that for some players, turning griefer marks a coming of age.
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It's almost a coming-of-age movie, with the cynical but not ridiculous viewpoint that a young woman's coming of age in modern America involves running headlong into five or six types of toxic masculinity, and figuring out how to survive them.
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I think that's one thing that Mike was interested in exploring: how those are juxtaposed, how the coming of age of [my] character is kind of in sync with the coming of age of a lot of Americans and their new identities.
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It's a digital coming-of-age story, soundtracked with AIM's annoying beeps and door slams.
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The coming-of-age drama took home two other awards, including one for Mahershala Ali.
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Not surprisingly, Pinky's plot centers on one major coming-of-age moment — getting a period.
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J.D. Salinger's coming-of-age novel has practically become mandatory reading for anyone in adolescence.
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The coming-of-age comedy aired on ABC for six seasons from 1988 to 1993.
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A new globally-minded generation born in the 1980s and 1990s is coming of age.
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I love Greta Gerwig and coming-of-age movies, so I'm looking forward to it.
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Most coming-of-age stories about really intense moments end up in chaos or drama.
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More Entertainment Stories:17 Tricks Only Netflix Pros KnowBest Coming-Of-Age MoviesEpic. Movie. Marathon!
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Coming of age for your Catholic birth mother must have been a very different experience.
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LOS ANGELES —Shovel Buddies, a dark coming-of-age movie, had made its digital debut.
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We were moving from writing in assembly language — remember, UNIX was just coming of age.
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To recap: We have two young stars with proven success in coming-of-age stories.
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Kuso's not perfect, but far more interesting [than] the umpteenth, generic coming-of-age film.
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Huddle, 8003, said she saw her move to the marathon as a coming-of-age.
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And, obviously, the teenage landscape is ripe for interpersonal conflict and coming-of-age narrative.
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Mothakge laughed and said that mirrored his experience coming of age in postapartheid South Africa.
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It's a coming-of-age story as much for the adults as for the children.
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ALL WE HAD Katie Holmes makes her directorial debut with this coming-of-age drama.
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Shelter and the following year's coming-of-age thriller Mud, Nichols has repeatedly explored the
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Doris's exotic escapade is "part of becoming new, of coming-of-age," Ms. Field said.
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What it's about: "Dickinson" recreates the coming-of-age years of heralded poet Emily Dickinson.
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We've got an '80s coming-of-age romance with a "Black Mirror" spin on it.
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Troubled mother-daughter relationships are not an uncommon theme in female coming-of-age stories.
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The South Korean movie is a coming-of-age tale about a Seoul eighth grader.
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S. E. Hinton's 1967 coming-of-age novel credited teenagers with a rich interior life.
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In coming-of-age stories, the journey to self-discovery almost always involves leaving home.
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Watch: "Ramy," Hulu's new show, is a coming-of-age story about a millennial Muslim.
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Heroic fantasy depends on a teenager coming of age, defeating evil, and ascending into power.
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Annie is already a grown woman, so "Shrill" isn't exactly a coming-of-age story.
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When that generation was coming of age a decade or so ago, some were rebels.
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S. E. Hinton's 214 coming-of-age novel credited teenagers with a rich interior life.
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"Coming of age in the 1970s, it was the watch that everyone wore," he said.
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A lot of people look back fondly on it as a coming-of-age experience.
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This neutralizes the immediacy and intimacy that can make coming-of-age stories so special.
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This queer coming-of-age story is told in verse and centers on Navajo culture.
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"You happen to be coming of age" amid backlash to progress, Obama told the students.
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I was coming of age as a Cuban-American in an era of institutional critique.
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The animated film follows the coming-of-age origin story of young genius Hiro Hamada.
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Bo Burnham's coming of age drama picked up another $1.6 million in its fifth frame.
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She is set to make her acting debut in the coming-of-age drama, "Goldie."
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Macedonia is coming of age and it has a very exciting a prosperous future ahead.
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This volume of Sattouf's graphic memoir is more than just a coming-of-age story.
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This is still a show that puts its best "coming of age story" foot forward.
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The coming-of-age show will return for its third and final season in June.
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Frustrated after coming of age with no answers, he publicly asked: 'Where is my brother?
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In reviewing its 2015 miniseries "Stakes," I dubbed it the best coming-of-age story of its era, and coming-of-age stories always embrace the twinge of sadness that comes from the things you need to give up to become the person you are.
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"The VH1 viewer — apparently their coming-of-age was around the early 1990s," Mr. Charnas said.
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Her next project, Girl, will focus on the coming-of-age narratives of female-identifying individuals.
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Though to call Night Music a rom-com undersells the book's compelling coming-of-age storylines.
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If it's this bad for us...what will happen with the kids coming of age soon?
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Moonlight is hypnotic not just as a character study, or as a coming-of-age story.
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" Dylan Sprouse: "On the one hand, it's a coming of age story for all the characters.
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The coming-of-age film has another equally enthused fan, in the form of Jonah Hill.
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In actuality, this is far closer to a coming-of-age story than a period drama.
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Helton refers to his project at Messiah as his personal coming-of-age story about photography.
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And Sansa's coming-of-age led to one of the most embarrassing moments of Turner's career.
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But coming of age is far too frequently a sickening experience for transgender people living today.
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I skipped the stage glorified by pervy old directors in artfully lit coming-of-age films.
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For her part, Feilding characterised the groundbreaking study as a "coming-of-age" of Hoffman's discovery.
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Anwar Hadid hit the town Saturday night to celebrate coming of age .. 18 to be exact.
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It's a fun coming-of-age film with style that doesn't shy away from serious issues.
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The film's screenwriter and star Fawzia Mirza tells a deceptively straightforward coming-of-age love story.
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Garner will next be seen in the coming-of-age film Love Simon opposite Josh Duhamel.
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Derrick Borte directed this coming-of-age drama, which also stars Natascha McElhone and Dougray Scott.
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Critics felt "The Last Summer" failed to add anything new to the coming-of-age genre.
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"Blood and Water" is a coming-of-age mystery drama based in Cape Town, South Africa.
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Nothing gets us ready for summer like the 1995 coming-of-age film Now and Then.
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Crime Coming-of-age novels aren't my particular passion — unless there's a murder in the story.
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A bullheaded 17-year-old is the focus of this coming-of-age film from Israel.
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Part detective story, part coming-of-age tale, Sánchez's novel doesn't shy from heavy subject matter.
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The typical coming-of-age narrative gets a fresh take with this frank and perceptive drama.
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One of Netflix's recent British imports is the very funny coming-of-age comedy Chewing Gum.
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It's undoubtedly a gay love story, though it's less about coming out than coming of age.
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"The End of Eddy" is also a gay coming-of-age story; "Hillbilly Elegy" is not.
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Division One (in development): A coming-of-age comedy about an underdog women's collegiate soccer team
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This debut memoir from Puerto Rican writer Díaz is an unflinching, queer coming-of-age story.
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In this coming-of-age memoir, a native Californian records her obsession with all things Arctic.
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"GKMC" mimics a coming-of-age novel, taking us through one boy's adolescence in Lamar's hometown.
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Its height marked not only a coming of age for our generation but for the internet.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Fan Bingbing is starring in a Chinese coming-of-age tax tale.
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The immense difficulties of coming of age in Brownsville took on a tragic clarity right away.
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This difficult but propulsive coming-of-age story spills out in a precocious stream of consciousness.
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There is the independent film "Hala," a coming-of-age tale that Apple acquired at Sundance.
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In the hands of studio execs, Phillip Pullman's beloved fantasy trilogy, His Dark Materials, transformed from a sharp, sometimes bleak coming-of-age story with strong anti-religious, anti-autocratic themes into a confusing, spunky coming-of-age story with few stakes and lots of special effects.
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She played Danny's (Graham Phillips) mother in Colin Jost's coming-of-age movie Staten Island Summer (2015).
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It's a coming-of-age arc as old as time — with a twist that feels all new.
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There's a new woman-centric coming-of-age tale on the horizon, and her name is Booksmart.
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They're becoming men, and a defining signal of achieving that, of coming of age, is having sex.
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More than a coming-of-age story, The Age of Light is a coming-of-self story.
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"I love her to death," Parton said of Aniston, who stars in the coming-of-age comedy.
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I didn't see my experience reflected in any sports or coming-of-age films at the time.
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A new series tells a coming-of-age story based loosely on the life of Emily Dickinson.
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The coming-of-age story has a long history of providing complex answers to questions of upbringing.
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Coming-of-age is painful, which is part of why we keep telling and watching its story.
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I can't say whether BattleScar captures the feeling of coming of age in the Bowery punk movement.
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One was a coming-of-age tale about a black gay youth in a tough Miami neighbourhood.
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Together, these anecdotes make for quite the coming of age story, if you know what we mean.
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More importantly, it's a coming-of-age film that looks like it's full of heart and sincerity.
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Consider the Halloween scene in Love, Simon, a coming-of-age movie about a gay teenage boy.
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Canada-based Argentine director Laura Bari chronicled the remedial coming-of-age of her two teenage nieces.
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But authors see a YA story as a tale of change, of growth, of coming of age.
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Yeah, so in my eyes, we're coming of age if we could get Beck on our soundtrack.
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It's really someone else's coming-of-age story or just someone who, through grief, becomes herself again.
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That's an overly broad category: More specifically, "Fun Home" is a lesbian feminist coming of age tale.
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I love teen TV. They're such perfect coming-of-age settings: small towns, small group of friends.
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Of course, it involves my complicated family but it's also a coming of age story about me.
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Given their importance in a person's coming-of-age, teachers also make fantastic movie and TV characters.
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That was one coming of age, but I'm probably going to have three more coming of ages.
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When a manufacturing technology arrives in the workshop of the world, it really is coming of age.
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When Saracho was coming of age in the border region, it was different than it is now.
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There's no blueprint for the female coming-of-age film, like there is for the rom-com.
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In their coming-of-age movies, the protagonists are more likely to defeat evil than become it.
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"Please Like Me," on Hulu Watch if you like thoughtful, observational comedy and coming-of-age stories.
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After coming of age during the Great Recession, millennials are facing a unique set of financial struggles.
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"Never Have I Ever" is a new coming-of-age series inspired by cocreator Mindy Kaling's childhood.
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The middle school relationship is an iconic coming-of-age staple that has remained unchanged for decades.
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The streaming platform has ordered a 10-episode coming-of-age comedy based on her teenage life.
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The lovely story about a young Irish immigrant's coming of age is now available to rent online.
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Nothing beats a good coming-of-age romantic comedy, and this is one of the better ones.
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Even the coming-of-age films were adrenaline vehicles: The Lost Boys, Dirty Dancing, Adventures in Babysitting.
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Most of all, I, Who Did Not Die is a moving coming-of-age book about escape.
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Tuck packs her wartime coming-of-age story with recognizable relics of a mid-20th-century childhood.
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This year, that unanimously adored film is Barry Jenkins's "Moonlight," about one Miami boy's coming-of-age.
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"I realized that one thing we don't have in America is coming-of-age ceremonies," he said.
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The best thing about Raw, a new French-Belgian coming-of-age/horror film, is its economy.
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The Places You'll Go Then there are the coming-of-age stories not intended expressly for children.
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Young Americans are coming of age in a world that is drier and hotter than ever before.
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Stella's largely unnecessary voice-over drives home the show's coming-of-age vibe and its naked earnestness.
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My children are coming of age with his abhorrent conduct to inform their view of that office.
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Marisa Silver set her dark and lovely coming-of-age novel, "The God of War" (28), here.
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Evidence in the Trump era so far shows young people coming of age now are tilting left.
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Buying a Kate Spade handbag was a coming-of-age ritual for a generation of American women.
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It is single-minded and precise, a coming-of-age story complete with castle, magician and king.
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They spoke to us about identity, sexual intimacy and coming of age somewhere between sound and silence.
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They will be a little more slice-of-life and coming-of-age-type stories, she remarked.
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Encounters The 13-year-old actor is a star of Jonah Hill's coming-of-age skateboarding movie.
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To be honest, I don't think my friend's mom will watch this coming-of-age gay romance.
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Taika Waititi's new film mixes farce, fantasy and drama in a Nazi-era coming-of-age story.
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Few movies have treated teenage pregnancy as delicately, intelligently and humorously as this coming-of-age dramedy.
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"It just seems like there's a coming-of-age that we're going through out here," she says.
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Are you happy to be coming of age in 2020, or do you envy a previous time?
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This is also a coming-of-age story for Esther, and for Lady too in a sense.
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Obsession can feel a lot like coming of age — exhilarating, a little awkward, even, at times, absurd.
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I had never seen a coming-of-age story set in slavery about black queer men before.
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SF Coming of age in the '60s, I very much felt the marching feet of my generation.
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" So began his growing awareness of "a collective coming-of-age crisis without parallel in our history.
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For those coming of age with supportive moms on their sides, I&aposd recommend paying closer attention.
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Reflect in your journal or with a small group: What does coming-of-age mean to you?
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The article explores what it means to celebrate multiple parts of one's identity when coming-of-age.
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Imagine your own coming-of-age celebration: Where would it take place and who would you invite?
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This was how Bashir exerted control in Sudan and it shaped everything about my coming of age.
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I had never seen a coming-of-age story set in slavery about black queer men before.
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True to coming-of-age fare, their new reality proves that "adulting" comes with plenty of battles.
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Our current decade coincides with the coming-of-age of millennials, another generation of about 80 million.
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This month, Cassavetes premieres Junior, a ten-part coming-of-age story for digital media company Blackpills.
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NO ASHES IN THE FIRE: Coming of Age Black and Free in America, by Darnell L. Moore.
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When I was coming of age in the 1970s, drug use was already undermining the white middle class.
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Gutpunch plays with a lot of different styles, from quirky coming-of-age to a hapless sleuth story.
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It's easy to see why: It's a hero's journey and a coming-of-age story with timeless themes.
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Often coming of age in an atmosphere of uncertainty or instability, demagogues are different than garden variety populists.
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The one thing Sundance loves almost as much as a coming-of-age story is a family drama.
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The coming-of-age rom-com was a prime example of a young Bynes in her acting heyday.
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It is neither a coming-of-age postscript to Age of Innocence nor a precursor to Prozac Nation.
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It's a classic mix of rom-com and coming-of-age tropes, with Hopper playing the protective dad.
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Alex Strangelove, a new movie on Netflix, is an ode to classic high school coming-of-age movies.
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What does that mean for the young women who find themselves coming of age in the Trump era?
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So I guess you could say it's a classic coming-of-age tale, kind of like Old School.
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Later this year, Armie Hammer will star in the film adaptation of this unforgettable coming-of-age novel.
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She was coming of age the midst of the blockade by Israel and Egypt — ongoing to this day.
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A24, the company behind coming-of-age stories like Lady Bird and Eighth Grade, will produce the project.
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Dana Marie, who had just turned 18, marked her coming-of-age by drinking a can of beer.
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The film isn't really a coming-of-age tale either, but it has the bittersweet tinge of one.
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It's hard to see believe Crossroads, the iconic coming-of-age movie starring Britney Spears, is turning 14.
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The generation of young women coming of age today is refusing to accept its limited representations in media.
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Despite coming of age in HD, the singer has kept her look clean, sophisticated, all-American, and refined.
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" Lady Bird is the coming of age story of California teen who goes by the name "Lady Bird.
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Netflix's Chilling Adventures of Sabrina takes these witch coming-of-age elements and makes them witchier and darker.
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These are the lessons of every coming-of-age story but they mean something more specific for women.
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As well as being a fantastical game of Risk, Game of Thrones is a coming-of-age story.
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Luca Guadagnino's coming-of-age romance is nothing short of exquisite, pulsing with life and heady with desire.
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But what if McDonalds — and its impossibly commoditized design — is also the perfect anime coming-of-age setting?
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There aren't many coming-of-age stories that feature teenage girls, especially not ones that talk about sexuality.
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But Stealing Beauty is a unique entity both in Bertolucci's canon and in the coming-of-age genre.
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After premiering at Sundance, the Indian coming-of-age romp Brahman Naman is about to head to Netflix.
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What does the behavior of this president say to America's little girls and young women coming of age?
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"Millennials have gotten a bad deal in terms of coming of age in a challenging economy," Dunn says.
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James has demonstrated that perhaps no vocation lends itself to the coming-of-age yarn better than athlete.
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Park will appear in the coming-of-age comedy Public Schooled along with Judy Greer later this year.
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That's what "coming-of-age" is really all about: the realization that life is both kind and cruel.
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That's the time of our romantic and sexual awakening, so singers become part of our coming of age.
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"I wanted the song to feel like a coming of age movie soundtrack," Marq told Noisey via email.
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The indie studio expects the coming-of-age drama to be the highest-grossing film in its history.
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" Coming of Age in American Detention This Opinion essay states, "As 17-year-olds they were asylum seekers.
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NO APPARENT DISTRESS: A Doctor's Coming-of-Age on the Front Lines of American Medicine, by Rachel Pearson.
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The references exist because, for so many people, coming of age meant processing life through those cultural touchstones.
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" Leslie Berlin, a historian at Stanford, is the author, most recently, of "Troublemakers: Silicon Valley's Coming of Age.
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Schools now often parade students in traditional scholar gowns for fancifully reimagined versions of coming-of-age ceremonies.
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Part thriller, part coming-of-age story, "The Thing With Feathers" is about chickens coming home to roost.
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In broad strokes, it is a coming-of-age story about the making of a proper English gentleman.
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But what is remarkable about "Ramy" isn't that it significantly differs from other millennial coming-of-age stories.
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Iraq must be able to demonstrate its coming of age by using democratic structures to solve internal disputes.
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"What coming-of-age looks like for a 16-, 17-, 18-year-old is one thing," he said.
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Dickinson will explore the coming-of-age story of Emily Dickinson (Hailee Steinfeld) as a young, rebellious youth.
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It's a story about a young man's difficult coming of age that's inextricably woven into our cultural fabric.
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PERMANENT That's "permanent" as in the hair style, which apparently goes awry in this coming-of-age comedy.
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The whistle-blower's complaint is the epilogue to Mueller's report: the coming of age of an aspiring colluder.
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It's the quintessential coming-of-age tale Dickens is known for, and Lean received praise for this adaptation.
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"Coming of political age in 22020 is significantly different than coming of age in 229," Mr. Carville said.
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Mall montages were once synonymous with teenage coming-of-age films and makeover scenes on the big screen.
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The new movie Mickey and the Bear is probably not the coming-of-age story you're used to.
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Like the series, the songs from of Dickinson put a modern spin on the poet's coming of age.
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Chief among the pleasures of Josh Thomas's coming-of-age comedy "Please Like Me" was its excellent title.
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They went on to experience important coming-of-age moments together in their teenage years and young adulthood.
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And the coming-of-age classic starring Matt Damon and Ben Affleck is available to stream on Starz.
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I'm coming of age at a time when fascism and ethnonationalism are on the rise across the world.
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The film, which is based on Louisa May Alcott's classic coming-of-age novel, first screened in October.
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At The New York Times, I wrote a magazine piece about coming-of-age in Birmingham's racial caldron.
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Moana was a classic Disney coming-of-age tale, but it was praised by critics for its impressive execution.
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Written in 1868, Alcott's novel tells the tale of four sisters coming of age in Civil War-torn America.
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It was a defining moment for many millennials who were coming of age as uncertainty mushroomed and opportunity shrunk.
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But over time, the coming-of-age bash has evolved into an exclusive, straights-only type of social outing.
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Adam, a deeply funny queer and trans activist coming of age novel, might be one of the few exceptions.
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The actress read the tale in her early 20s and felt connected to the female coming-of-age theme.
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Whether they're into coming-of-age stories, romance, music, art, or poetry, there's something for all the book lovers.
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The coming-of-age story finds the hero discovering his true identity while battling monsters in turn-based combat.
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The book also details the coming of age story of the woman who co-created the movement, Patrisse Cullors.
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The Netflix coming-of-age story To All The Boys I've Loved Before will be available on the 224th.
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The coming-of-age comedy focuses on Owen (Kyle Harvey), an aspiring rapper trying to make a record deal.
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Washington crafts quintessential coming-of-age moments with such nuance that he sheds them of any potential for cliche.
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Several films opened in limited release, including Greta Gerwig&aposs coming-of-age tale "Lady Bird," with Saoirse Ronan.
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This was the first idealized gay coming-of-age narrative I'd ever seen, and it made my heart swell.
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Historically they have stood for purity, femininity and wealth; strands of pearls are a classic coming-of-age gift.
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It's not a Frankenstein story so much as a story about children, and the terror of coming of age.
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And so, our people do not have a long history in coming of age films—or cinema in general.
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Despite coming of age in Texas, he hadn't purchased his first handgun until he was in his early thirties.
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Greta Gerwig won best screenplay for her coming-of-age tale "Lady Bird," which has earned five Oscar nods.
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The episodes are standalone, and the content ranges from sci-fi to incestuous romance to coming-of-age tales.
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Moonlight is a coming-of-age story exploring sexuality and masculinity, told over different parts of a man's life.
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Each represents a different approach to the coming-of-age story, and together they form a trilogy unto themselves.
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As in "Mysterious Skin" or "Boyhood," this coming-of-age story can feel entrancing, particularly with its surreal touches.
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In an odd way, it's like a coming of age, a shedding of a child's illusion of being inviolable.
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But "White Nights in Split Town City" mostly abandons the episodic structure of more traditional coming-of-age narratives.
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In the 19803s she was coming of age and decided to become the heir to New York's Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Games like spin the bottle and seven minutes in heaven feel like the stuff of coming-of-age legend.
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"DINER" Based on the 1982 movie about coming of age in 1959 Baltimore, starring Mickey Rourke and Ellen Barkin.
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" She also discussed what it meant to play a female character coming of age in the '50s, "before feminism.
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What looks like a coming-of-age premise, though, is upended by a dubious plot involving suspected sexual wrongdoing.
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Many of her works are coming-of-age tales where people are testing out and discovering who they are.
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For all its lies, "Full of Beans" is a surprising coming-of-age story with a remarkably honest message.
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But Thomas, 31, struggled to find a single film about a black girl coming of age under similar circumstances.
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Dustin Hoffman made quite a splash in the title role of this coming-of-age classic by Mike Nichols.
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Funny and generous, YOUNG FRANCES (AdHouse, $19.95) is half coming-of-age story (female-friendship variety), half office novel.
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But "Good Grief," a memory play that reconfigures the coming-of-age narrative, more fully reflects her pretheater past.
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"Part detective story, part coming-of-age tale, Sánchez's novel doesn't shy from heavy subject matter," said our review.
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Both of these movies should be enjoyed, especially since we don't have enough coming-of-age stories about girls.
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Indeed, this idea of humans "coming of age" through spaceflight crops up repeatedly in discussion of the Overview Effect.
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Lawrence: The era of Sqad Up Wayne is kind of my coming-of-age period in my Weezy fandom.
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Still, we are coming of age in strange times, and more and more of us are getting politically involved.
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Lucy's coming-of-age is tempered by her constant brush-ups against the constrictions society places on her sex.
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Do my experiences entitle me to speak for a queer farmworker who is coming of age in Emmett, Idaho?
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But Hynes's creative coming of age coincided with a profound reframing of what it means to be an artist.
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NO ASHES IN THE FIRE Coming of Age Black and Free in America By Darnell L. Moore 256 pp.
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It's a coming-of-age story that captures a generation weaned on screen time with astonishing honesty, critics say.
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The musical adaptation of "A Bronx Tale," Chazz Palminteri's semi-autobiographical coming-of-age story, is closing on Broadway.
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NO APPARENT DISTRESS A Doctor's Coming-of-Age on the Front Lines of American MedicineBy Rachel Pearson 260 pp.
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"Somebody's Daughter" abounds in gender bias, romantic drama, intergenerational conflict, racial skirmishes and a coming-of-age narrative, too.
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A long summer on the New Jersey shore swerves disappointingly from coming-of-age drama to implausible crime caper.
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"Americanah" is a dramatic romance and a coming-of-age story, a class narrative and a comedy of manners.
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Read: Coming-of-age stories and a Supreme Court drama are among 14 books to watch for this month.
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The coming-of-age New York sitcom "Broad City" made stars of its creators, Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson.
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Catch Minhal Baig's coming-of-age story about a Muslim teenager, and the revival of Showtime's pioneering L.G.B.T.Q. series.
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Yes, it captures the overall spirit of the coming-of-age story and recreates iconic moments with admirable affection.
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" The film is a coming-of-age tale about a closeted gay teen based on the novel "Simon vs.
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What might have been an impressionistic story of grief and coming of age emerges as fragmented and strangely static.
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Young's coming-of-age story is timeless, though it suffers from being set in the not-too-distant past.
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Coming-of-age is a universal experience, but this part of it has changed radically in a short time.
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The political valence of this gesture has special meaning in the context of two queer coming-of-age stories.
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Their story stays shallow, surface-level, and sentimental, with most of the focus on Jojo's coming-of-age story.
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Yet simply as a coming-of-age narrative, it also has much to offer someone new to her writing.
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He in turn supplies them with colorful stories in this coming-of-age drama from the director Jeff Nichols.
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A coming-of-age drama about a young Muslim girl was showing at a theater not too far away.
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I'm a fan of Gordon Parks and I thought "The Learning Tree" was a great coming-of-age story.
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Alien drama Arrival and the coming-of-age story Moonlight both follow La La Land, with eight nominations each.
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These artists' outlooks have to do with when they were born and the circumstances of their coming of age.
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Young people feel sold out by their government after coming of age in a recession that gutted their future.
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Confession: Despite rounding the bend to the big 3-0, I still love a good teenage coming-of-age movie.
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It's a coming-of-age show led by a mysteriously genetically modified 15-year-old who could also murder you.
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" To her, this film has both "the guns, girls, and explosions" and the "gritty high school coming of age story.
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Coming of age up in a tumultuous period in Israel, a now-established comic artist fell into the Marvel universe.
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Where is An Extremely Goofy Movie, the coming of age movie that examined the bond between a parent and child?
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The Alias alum plays Simon's mom in the coming-of-age story, directed by producer Greg Berlanti (Arrow, Flash, Supergirl).
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It's based on an upcoming memoir from former CIA operative Amaryllis Fox called Undercover: Coming of Age in the CIA.
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All of them are part of what feels, broadly, like a new golden age for the coming-of-age film.
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A lesser show would focus solely on Steven, a naive but fundamentally good teenager, and his coming-of-age story.
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Elizabeth Wood says that White Girl, her first feature, is a realistic coming-of-age movie that's not without romance.
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Ged's story is one that explores the use of power and its cost, set alongside a coming-of-age story.
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Jack and Rachel's home and school are shot with the low-key vibe of a teen coming-of-age film.
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The fantasy, sort of coming-of age series is set in a world where Glendale teenagers have survived an apocalypse.
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Lady Bird calls home on her cell phone to leave a heartfelt voicemail, and her coming-of-age is complete.
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IF YOU LOVE SHRIEKING VERSIONS OF COMPASSIONATE COMING-OF-AGE FILMS, TRY THIS CLIP FROM CALL ME BY YOUR NAME.
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Alex Strangelove, for example, is a queer coming-of-age story — and it's also a hotbed of Netflix Original stars.
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The coming-of-age film now has 165 reviews – making it the most-reviewed movie ever to maintain a 100%.
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It is not a coming-of-age love song or a country crossover about hitting the middle years of marriage.
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We first got to know the star when she appeared in the edgy coming-of-age film Thirteen in 2003.
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Today, it feels like the Progressive Democratic Socialist values I have held since my youth are finally coming of age.
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Arden's Wake: Tide's Fall is an animated coming-of-age story with a diorama-like style, following Penrose's previous projects.
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This witchy conundrum leads Sabrina on the 10-episode coming of age tale that is The Chilling Adventures' first season.
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Here, in no particular order, are the five movies that shaped my experience coming of age as a trans person.
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The show also captured an even uglier, darker reality from the coming of age experience: only you can save yourself.
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Paul Takes The Form of a Mortal Girl Andrea Lawlor You've never read a coming-of-age story like this.
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The coming of age is celebrated with a huge party, so there's no way Luna could miss out on that!
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These coming-of-age stories are raw and not for the faint of heart — and they're incredibly necessary to read.
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It's enough to make it feel like no one else has ever made a coming-of-age movie until now.
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Join us as we talk about coming out stories, what Albertalli gets right about coming-of-age stories, and more.
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Each year, May through June, we mark the coming of summer with the most traditional coming of age traditions: graduation.
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As I outgrew 1, I discovered the enormity of The Beatles' discography in perfect synchronization with my coming-of-age.
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It suggests that an adolescent industry, increasingly centred around Hull and the east coast of Yorkshire, is coming of age.
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This Oscar-winning coming of age comedy written by Diablo Cody follows a quirky, independent teen as she navigates pregnancy.
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The book was an ambiguously fictionalized diary of Panarello's sexual coming of age, involving S. & M., orgies, and other extracurriculars.
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But the core of the novel is Greer's coming of age, and the role that Faith Frank plays in it.
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Roosevelt" is worth a watch, as is the raunchy but heartwarming Mexican coming-of-age film "Y Tu Mamá También.
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The following year, Lucas directed coming-of-age film "American Graffiti" — one of the most profitable movies of all time.
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"Moonlight," a coming-of-age drama centered on a young black man in Miami, has been set for an Oct.
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Justin Bieber (Monday and Tuesday) Mr. Bieber may be the first pop star who's made only coming-of-age albums.
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Jacqueline Woodson's Brown Girl Dreaming is a classic coming-of-age tale with a twist: It's all told in verse.
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Vulture called it an "eloquent, open-hearted coming-of-age story" so that should be enough to make you cry.
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Consider indigenous coming-of-age rituals, where adolescents must prove their courage and strength by living alone in the wilderness.
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We see a rising generation of young people coming of age in a world where opportunity seems out of reach.
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In the 90s, when Amond was coming of age, the plethora of terms for gender identities and sexualities didn't exist.
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Rotten Tomatoes Score: 100%This gripping coming-of-age drama created by Tarell Alvin McCraney aired on OWN in August.
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Seeing the commemoration of events key to my own coming-of-age was certainly part of the draw for me.
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"It's part of China's technological coming-of-age," said Chris Lane, an analyst with Sanford C. Bernstein in Hong Kong.
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It might not be history that frees us, Hadley seems to suggest, but personal history, a late coming-of-age.
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Both a coming-of-age story and a portrait of human psychology under unimaginable stress, it has become justly iconic.
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Cool shit, basically—kind of like what you might see in a coming-of-age film, but so fucking sweet.
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She and they have faced the distinct challenge of coming of age as their country experiences its own dizzying transformations.
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This After School Special has nothing to do with the old ABC series of melodramatic coming-of-age television movies.
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I love stories that illuminate the experience of coming of age in the United States as a woman of color.
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While it has all the trappings of a coming-of-age tale set inside the Beltway, Litt's aims are grander.
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Mr. Berlanti also directed this year's "Love Simon," a gay coming-of-age movie that was a hit with critics.
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Like nothing else I have ever read, "The Mysteries of Pittsburgh" captures all the crosscurrent complexities of coming-of-age.
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They buy consumer goods on hire purchase, and take loans for coming-of-age ceremonies or to cover family illnesses.
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"Stranger Things" manages a unique blend of sci-fi, horror, 1980s-era nostalgia and coming-of-age teen buddy comedy.
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Over the years, these cinematic moments have largely become synonymous with teenage coming-of-age films and classic makeover scenes.
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Like the other two novels, it's a coming-of-age love story with a Korean-American boy at its center.
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For an electrical engineer who cycles, adding LEDs to wheel spokes "is a coming-of-age project," Mr. Goldwater said.
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Recommended by: Martha Heart Berries Terese Marie Mailhot Heart Berries is a coming-of-age memoir about working through trauma.
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But, like many grappling with coming of age perils, he wasn't quite ready to slap a label on his feelings.
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For a particular sort of Latinx emo kid coming of age in the early naughts, Linkin Park was a refuge.
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For a sport that is failing to catch on with the generation coming of age, this has to be fixed.
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Mr. Denton's fascination with atomic energy started in high school, when both he and the science were coming of age.
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Coming of age just as Nordic cuisine was being redefined was a unique opportunity for this child of diverse cultures.
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It's a coming-of-age story about school kids dealing with a secret, which haunts them for years to come.
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Pay attention to this: For coming-of-age youth, students being killed in school shootings has been formative in their thinking.
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The first 25 subscribers will also get a copy of Al-Khatahtbeh's recently-published book, Muslim Girl: A Coming of Age.
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Like Hidden Figures, Monáe felt an immediate attraction to the coming-of-age story set in a tough neighborhood of Miami.
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Makama's visual sensitivities come to bear in this coming of age piece, the first art-house indie to emerge from Nigeria.
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Is Call Me By Your Name's queer coming-of-age love story still radical if its protagonists are beautiful white men?
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Musical "La La Land," black coming-of-age movie "Moonlight" and the grief drama "Manchester by the Sea" lead the nominations.
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Read These Stories Next:The Best Coming-of-Age MoviesBehold, Our 2017 Oscar Predictions30 Indie Movies You Might Have Missed In 2016
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For more with Cannon — and especially her top five coming-of-age movies about teen girls — listen to the full episode.
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The Man in the Moon: Dani's first kiss Witherspoon made her professional film debut in the 1991 coming-of-age drama.
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She liked embracing her feminine side — something that, when she was coming of age, she simply didn't see modeled in music.
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The New Zealand director Taika Waititi's new film mixes farce, fantasy and drama in a Nazi-era coming-of-age story.
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The rift between Hopper and Eleven is a necessary part of her coming-of-age journey, and their reconciliation is touching.
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DuBois attends to the vulnerability and fear of disenfranchised Irish teenagers coming of age at a time of an economic crash.
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And Touchstone Pictures paid $50,000 to use Coldplay's "High Speed" in the Jake Gyllenhaal coming-of-age adventure-comedy Bubble Boy.
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Love, Simon is a coming of age movie and a teen romance — but it also has the potential to be groundbreaking.
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Porcaroli's reading of Baby as coming-of-age story is is echoed throughout the statements of others involved with the show.
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That setting is crucial to the tone of Spider-Man: Homecoming, and it parallels Peter's coming-of-age as a superhero.
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"Child Music 1: Coming of Age" by Jim Williams: This is from the soundtrack of Raw, the best movie of 2017.
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For many directors, coming-of-age films stem from a desire to recreate their own pleasures (and pains) of growing up.
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Like any classic 90s coming-of-age film, comedy-drama Empire Records takes place over the course of one long day.
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"We have certainly seen the market go from a nascent market to one that is really coming of age," he said.
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M103 is the coming of age of a product that, five years ago, Facebook ruthlessly carved out of its main application.
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It's a sweetly subversive comedy about coming out and coming-of-age, and learning that your sexuality doesn't fully define you.
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Paul McCartney and John Lennon were SUPER tight in their coming-of-age days ... when all they needed was self-love.
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"I like to call my film a coming-of-age story rather than romantic comedy," Sabbagh told Reuters in an interview.
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They're films that deal with coming-of-age, sexism, and female friendship, even if the women sometimes start out as frenemies.
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Hayao Miyazaki showed me imaginative coming-of-age stories like Spirited Away and Howl's Moving Castle with women front and center.
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Another coming of age adventure tale jam-packed with future A-listers, 1986's Stand by Me was an instant classic.
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Over two seasons, Tracey tackles questions of identity, coming-of-age, racism, family, and love in her search for good dick.
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But it's more clearly an adult coming-of-age film, a low-key story about facing problems and avoiding easy answers.
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Cannibalism aside, Raw is a coming-of-age film grounded in the fucked up but entirely believable relationship between two sisters.
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A24 plans to further expand the coming-of-age movie, which marks Greta Gerwig's feature directorial debut, over the Thanksgiving holiday.
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While the Left may claim ownership over the future through the current generation coming of age, this generation begs to differ.
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In some ways, the efforts to change the technology of creating the web are a kind of coming-of-age story.
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BACK IN THE DAY A gritty drama about a young Brooklyn boxer coming-of-age in Bensonhurst in the late 1980s.
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This may seem like a clip from some kind of coming-of-age movie, but it appears to be real life.
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The movie is a coming-of-age story shot in Anger's hometown, and the cast includes her close friends and family.
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I never questioned my mother's tyrannical decree over my culinary coming-of-age—adults made the rules and offered little explanation.
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"Women tell the same stories that have always been told: coming of age, falling in love, divorcing, dying, whatever," she says.
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I watched these coming-of-age stories because I similarly yearned for my own escape from the stifling whiteness of suburbia.
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In "Dorm," viewers are treated to creepy atmospherics, jump scares, coming-of-age drama, spiritual inquiry, and, ultimately, emotionally moving reveals.
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At 24, Carey Mulligan was nominated for her first Oscar for her breakout role in Nick Hornby's coming-of-age drama.
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Younger voters coming of age are being counterbalanced by older voters moving to the state who are more likely to vote.
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Coming of Age, the designer Amanda Lurie's elegant and playfully nostalgic new line of accessories, reminds me of these beloved pieces.
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"Too Late to Die Young," Dominga Sotomayor's haunting third feature, could be classified as a summer vacation coming-of-age story.
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It's a great coming-of-age story with complex, diverse characters that will assuredly appeal to puzzle fans of all ages.
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In many ways, her project is as much an American coming-of-age story as it is an examination of patriotism.
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In some ways, it marked the coming-of-age of a generation set to reshape American life as we know it.
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It's a coming-of-age story for those children for whom home is marked by more than a single physical location.
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In her 1995 debut novel, "A Feather on the Breath of God," she wrote about her youth and coming-of-age.
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A generation of Chinese is coming of age with an internet that is distinctively different from the rest of the web.
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She, too, reconstructs her artistic and feminist coming of age through her cultural influences, revisiting scenes from a more turbulent youth.
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The prelude introduces us to Joseph (Joe), Mr. Krosoczka's grandfather, who is instructing young Jarrett on a coming-of-age ritual.
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Millennials, however, are now coming of age, marrying, and having children, and, at the same time, their economic fortunes have improved.
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Catya McMullen's work is a memory play, a friendship play, a delayed coming-of-age drama and briefly a romantic comedy.
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Severino, who is 5-1 with a 2.11 earned run average, is coming of age in a different era than Verlander.
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The essays chronicle Ikpi's childhood in Nigeria and coming-of-age in Oklahoma, see-sawing between deep depression and extreme euphoria.
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The song was also featured on the soundtrack of George Lucas's rock 'n' roll coming-of-age film "American Graffiti" (1973).
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The movie looks absolutely devastating, filmed like a quiet, awkward, uncomfortable indie, but with a powerful coming of age story underneath.
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It's a well-wrought film about the demise of a marriage, with a delayed coming-of-age story tucked inside. —A.
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The kids are demanding that their teachers do something to prevent another generation of politically illiterate citizens from coming of age.
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Directed by Tyne Rafaeli, it stars Midori Francis as a Korean-American girl coming of age in a booby-trapped world.
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And, in part, it's a kind of anti-nostalgic approach, as Elena might put it, to a coming-of-age story.
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This family comedy then flails about, serving up coming-of-age anecdotes involving mean girls, karate classes and sexually predatory boys.
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But unlike your run-of-the-mill coming-of-age story, this all occurs against the backdrop of a changing nation.
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In this coming-of-age memoir, he recounts his time in the White House and writes honestly about being a speechwriter.
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The visibility of queerness in Booksmart also adds a new sense of complexity to an already confusing coming-of-age moment.
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Although not a rom-com, per se, Dumplin' does prominently feature a romantic storyline in its heartfelt coming-of-age tale.
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A Quinceañera is often a celebration for a young's girl coming of age, marked by an extravagant party on her 15th birthday.
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Based on a graphic novel by Marjane Santrapi, Perseopolis is Santrapi's autobiographical tale of her coming-of-age during the Iranian Revolution.
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Sergei's son Dmitri navigates his sexual coming of age, while trying to figure out what his relationship is with his distant father.
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Kochai's touching debut novel is a coming-of-age tale that takes the reader on a journey through war-torn contemporary Afghanistan.
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As any '90s rom-com aficionado will tell you, no coming of age movie is complete without a spontaneous fashion show moment.
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The show has received attention for its frank depictions of issues like gun violence, sexual coming-of-age, and even immigration policy.
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Dirty Dancing — a coming-of-age story about class politics, love, and learning to cha-cha — just celebrated its 30-year anniversary.
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Coel created and starred in two seasons of her own Netflix series called Chewing Gum, a masterpiece in coming-of-age television.
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"To have that artist's work validated in the global marketplace is almost...a coming of age for Nigerian modern art," she said.
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I grounded it by taking this complicated story, and rooting it in this idea of a coming-of-age teenage tragic romance.
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Ryan also spoke about his daughter coming of age and his thoughts on her search for the perfect college in recent months.
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But even then, The Jungle Book is about a boy's coming of age, and it's full of boyish tropes of the genre.
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We're not entirely sure that's how these coming of age/first love stories work with pandas, but they're the experts, not us.
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In the book, Brainard begins every sentence with "I remember," and it is a nonchronological detailed account of his coming of age.
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Coming of age in the mid-aughts and exploding in the 226s, Avicii and EDM have enjoyed something of a symbiotic relationship.
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The result of my project was an in-progress story examining a group of Somali-American youth, coming of age in Minnesota.
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It's also girly coming-of-age at its morbid best, and the perfect piece of melancholy for a dark fall afternoon. Yes.
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The film has been described as a seductive, mysterious ghost-story, but Assayas said it was simply a coming of age tale.
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The coming-of-age story is also about the difficult intimacy between Chiron and his schoolmate Kevin, a charismatic, confident ladies' man.
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There's a really powerful category of recent films about teenage girls coming of age through cannibalism, vampirism, or other body-mutating horrors.
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The actress also filmed an upcoming Netflix movie with pal Adam Sandler and released the streaming site's coming-of-age-drama Dumplin'.
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"I feel like there aren't enough female coming-of-age stories," Danler told Vanity Fair about her decision to write the book.
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IndieWire posted a trailer for this bizarre, eerie, and really beautiful new animated coming of age film called Birdboy: The Forgotten Children.
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In this week's episode of Technotopia I spoke to author and historian Leslie Berlin, writer of Troublemakers: Silicon Valleys' Coming Of Age.
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People can now relive these coming-of-age stories in a whole new way or enjoy them for the very first time!
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This was largely driven by factory closures in China and the hope that electric vehicles, full of copper, are coming of age.
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The best thing about coming-of-age movies is that you can watch them and get a better understanding of yourself today.
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Instead, they're more like set dressing for its hyperkinetic, experimental narrative about a young boy coming of age in a small town.
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Like many female painters coming of age before the middle of the 20th-century, Oakley was born into a family of artists.
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A Syrian Love Story is McAllister's take on their journey: the boys' coming of age and the unraveling of their parents' marriage.
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Either way, metal foams—which have existed in one form or other for decades now–seem to finally be coming of age.
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When you think back to your coming of age, you can probably remember a few key historical events that shaped your worldview.
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The coming-of-age series has since gone down in television history as a cult classic, after just one season on NBC.
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Gadot says that fans can expect to see Wonder Woman's "coming of age, the entire history, what's her mission" in the film.
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Sable is a "coming-of-age tale of discovery" set in an open world that you can explore at your own pace.
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There's one thing that the show did better than all of the other coming-of-age sitcoms of its time: musical numbers.
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"Drawing Blood" sparkles as an artistic coming-of-age memoir of an artist who represents her generation as much as depicts it.
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The Transformers prequel follows the titular Autobot on the run in 1987, ultimately befriending Steinfeld's character in the coming-of-age story.
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Flashbacks to Jessie's childhood are shot through with horror, not nostalgia; her coming of age is defined by survival rather than empowerment.
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The most heartbreaking part comes when she candidly opens up about a major, coming-of-age time in her life at 17.
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Qasim Basir's "Mooz-Lum" (2010), too, gave viewers a Muslim-American coming-of-age story set around the attacks on 9/11.
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World Emoji Day — which was developed by Jeremy Burge, the founder of Emojipedia, in 2014 — shows the communication method's coming of age.
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They're coming of age in a world wracked by war and political unrest, soaring economic disparity and student loans, and climate change.
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Sunaina Bhatnagar's coming-of-age drama doesn't look too promising at first, but is one of those films that grow on you.
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It's closer to a coming-of-age story, or a parable about online identities and how they intersect with trauma and desire.
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That feels like the big romantic gesture that would be at the end of a heterosexual comedy, or coming-of-age film.
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Lead single "All the Stars" with K Dot and SZA feels like it's tailor made for a climactic coming-of-age scene.
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Alicia Vikander is Vera Brittain, the British pacifist, in James Kent's coming-of-age story based on her World War I memoir.
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Apple just released a new trailer for "Dickinson," which looks like a coming-of-age comedy about the famed poet Emily Dickinson.
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Typically, they focus on the coming of age of a young white man, while the enslaved people on board are barely visible.
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Q. After about 150 years of British colonial rule and nearly 20 of Chinese rule, is Hong Kong coming of age now?
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Freaky Friday is so much of a coming of age cult classic that it's been remade twice since it's original 1976 release.
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Coming of age as a boy with a fresh mouth led me to the line between boys behaving badly and toxic masculinity.
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I'm really interested in this idea of transformation in Jinn , because that goes hand-in-hand with contradictions and coming of age.
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Manchester could have been a loss of innocence, but through Ariana, it became a coming of age, a redoubling of her idealism.
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I just thought it was so arrogant to title that film ' Boyhood,' as if it were a universal coming-of-age tale.
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Here, his subject is coming of age in an ever-replicating scene that seems frozen in time, yet no longer includes us.
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For her special, titled Black Mitzvah, Haddish imbues coming-of-age anecdotes with effervescence and physical comedy that just can't be beat.
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The basic storyline: A coming of age love story between a shy teenage boy and a quirky, misunderstood girl, played by VanderWaal.
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It can almost be therapeutic to go back and explore this coming-of-age space in life, especially for girls and women.
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Barger's first solo show, "Growing Up," currently on view at Salon 94 Design in New York, explores the designer's coming of age.
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Alejandro Landes, the Colombian director, is more interested in telling an uncommon coming-of-age story than in making a political statement.
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This coming-of-age story begins in 1985 and ends a few years later with Eli's budding career as a newspaper reporter.
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For what it's worth, a coming-of-age story including a grumpy grandparent is one of my favorite micro-genres of film.
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" Pamela Druckerman is a contributing opinion writer and the author of "There Are No Grown-Ups: A Midlife Coming-of-Age Story.
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" In 2016, Ecco Press bought his proposal for a memoir, which Mr. Gold called "a culinary coming of age book, I guess.
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Netflix's newest superhero coming-of-age drama, Ragnarok, de-Marvelizes the viking myths for our climate-crisis age of Scandinavian child heroes.
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It's also a coming-of-age tale as it is told through the eyes of a young girl named Scout (Mary Badham).
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She grew up shuttling between relatives' homes, changing schools frequently, and coming of age without any understanding of her precarious immigration status.
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"You happen to be coming of age" amid backlash to progress, Obama told the students at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
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We visited Liberty City in Miami, to meet with the makers of "Moonlight," the critically acclaimed coming-of-age film set there.
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The film, directed by Frank Lotito, uses the device common in coming-of-age movies, narration by the adult Smith (Samrat Chakrabarti).
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Donatella Di Pietrantonio's "A Girl, Returned," released last summer in English, is a coming-of-age story set in rural Southern Italy.
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It's a hilariously inappropriate coming-of-age story with an important reminder: even the adults still have some growing up to do.
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José lives with his face perpetually buried in his phone — typical teenage behavior, though this isn't a typical coming-of-age film.
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When it came time for her coming-of-age ceremony at age 20, she balked at having to wear a feminine kimono.
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"Moonlight," Barry Jenkins's gripping coming-of-age story of a queer black man, won the Academy Award for best picture in 2017.
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But his book really is good, an absorbing coming-of-age story about growing up young, black, and gay in Texas. —T.
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This is the neighborhood where the two men were raised, coming of age during the crack epidemic of the 1980s and '90s.
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" She returns with five nominations this year for "25," a collection of personal coming-of-age songs including the power ballad "Hello.
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But it's also a coming-of-age story of a young woman realizing she doesn't want the life she was born into.
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As UFC light heavyweight champion Daniel Cormier put it from the commentary booth, it was a "coming of age" fight for Muhammed.
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"So many of these coming-of-age-in-New-York stories have been set in the magazine or publishing world," she said.
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" Today, Manning reflects on her coming of age with the understanding that she was "shoved into the social role of a male.
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If you read between the lines, it's a subtle coming-of-age story for America, seen from the distance of 24 years.
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And both films are openly coming-of-age stories, about the last days of innocence before unwanted adult realizations and responsibilities set in.
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In 2012, Walsh played mom to Logan Lerman in Perks of Being a Wallflower, an adaptation of Stephen Chbosky's coming-of-age novel.
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Now these demographics face an uncertain reality: coming of age, entering the job market, and ensuring their own survival under a Trump presidency.
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Barry Jenkins' Best Picture-winning coming-of-age drama Moonlight was a landmark film, exploring masculinity in a way we've never seen before.
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The 303 coming-of-age film Now & Then will be making its way to the streaming service come August, Netflix announced on Tuesday.
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American Born Chinese is a coming-of-age story wrapped around the idea of myth, while Boxers & Saints explores faith through historical fiction.
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Despite 20th Century Women's title, the film is a coming-of-age story about a young man, Jamie (played by Lucas Jade Zumann).
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And you can see that in the long association of automobiles and sex that's represented in just about every coming-of-age movie.
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The new Walking Dead spin-off won't make you choose, because it's bringing the undead and a coming-of-age story to AMC.
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Think Manchester by the Sea meets Thoroughbreds in this darkly funny tale coming-of-age tale of sisterhood, scored with soaring sea shanties.
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It works best when it's a coming-of-age movie — it feels like a worthy successor to Stand by Me in that way.
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Over eight hours, "The OA" flips between family drama, science fiction and horror, with elements of romance and the coming-of-age tale.
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By the movie's end, Alex crosses the final hurdle of a coming-of-age movie: self-revelation on the dance floor at prom.
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In 2018, Alex Strangelove, which is ultimately a sweet coming-out meets coming-of-age story, isn't revolutionary — and that's revolutionary in itself.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Diane Kurys's 234 Peppermint Soda is a deadpan classic: a proudly autobiographical, bittersweet coming-of-age tale.
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For Eighth Grade to succeed as a raw coming-of-age film, everyone involved had to meet Kayla's emotional story at her level.
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And I was coming of age just at the beginning of the women's movement, just when all of the options were being discussed.
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But "Top That" aside, Teen Witch is an iconically '80s coming-of-age story that has become a cult classic for a reason.
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By controlling for different demographic characteristics, researchers said they discovered it's not just groups of people coming of age at the same time.
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Zan Romanoff's recent novel Grace and the Fever charts a young woman's coming-of-age alongside the delineation of online and IRL personas.
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Roberto G. Gonzales is professor of education at Harvard University and author of Lives in Limbo: Undocumented and Coming of Age in America.
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Famed literary critic Edward Said went further, suggesting that literary emphasis on coming-of-age is a system of social control and order.
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If Brokeback Mountain achieved mainstream appeal thanks to a "universal" tragic love story, Moonlight was framed as a transcendent coming-of-age story.
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SNUB: The kids of Stranger Things Season 2 of Netflix's sci-fi, coming-of-age story wasn't as huge a hit among critics.
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Traditional leaders argue that the film, through its portrayal of a coming-of-age circumcision ritual called "ulwaluko", reveals secrets of Xhosa culture.
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For all its bravado, PRINCESS feels decidedly coming of age while also sounding way cooler than growing up should be allowed to sound.
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Somehow, making it out to be a "coming-of-age" tale makes it more palatable to people who imagine they couldn't otherwise relate.
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Depending on your family and background, coming of age could be marked by things like a quinceañera at 15 or sweet sixteen party.
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"It's a really sad thing, and sometimes a funny thing, and sometimes a weird uncomfortable thing," Shephard says about sexual coming-of-age.
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A Feeling of Home "Stranger Things" may feel retro and niche, but it touches on themes that hold up, like coming of age.
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It's just showing that young girls who come from traditional backgrounds have parameters around them that can make coming of age more difficult.
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As a result, Porcaroli frames Chiara's journey as a coming-of-age story, the tale of one girl's breaking free from stifling convention.
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Making her directorial debut with the coming-of-age film Booksmart allowed Olivia Wilde to see herself in a new light in Hollywood.
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The Inkwell is a coming-of-age story that explores how Drew's growth is affected by the women he meets on the beach.
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Don't be surprised that Star isn't a traditional coming-of-age heroine: To change, she'd have to decide she has somewhere to go.
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But before reggaeton even had a name, for many Latinx kids, it was the sound of our coming of age, mainly at quinceañeras.
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Consider Edge Of Seventeen's fellow coming-of-age story Sixteen Candles and the (blatantly racist) character Long Duk Dong, portrayed by Gedde Watanabe.
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The win is the latest honor for the coming-of-age drama about a young, gay black man in a rough Miami neighborhood.
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Being stalked on Earth by an astronaut who never takes his helmet off is normal and an important part of coming of age.
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Plaza regulations will permit bar-mitzvah and bat-mitzvahs - Jewish coming-of-age ceremonies for boys and girls, respectively - to be held there.
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But I do think it was geared toward a very specific black queer coming of age film, which I overall couldn't connect to.
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Later this year they are releasing sci-fi thrillers ("Equals"), Irish gang dramas ("Free Fire") and coming-of-age stories ("Morris From America").
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The EV market, while still small, is coming of age — and GM is reaping the benefits of getting back in the game early.
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It's a dutiful but delightfully odd coming-of-age novel, tracking the exploits of a sissy twelve-year-old Indian kid in Ohio.
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This is a powerful novel about a woman coming of age, set in the beats of the history of artificial intelligence and cryptology.
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It's a coming-of-age film that follows its eponymous character, played by Saoirse Ronan, through the trials and tribulations of being 17.
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Wray's publisher calls it "a coming-of-age novel like no other," and the reader prepares for a decent chunk of Californian Bildung .
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The 30-year-old is directing a coming-of-age film titled "This Is the Year," which stars his "WOWP" costar Gregg Sulkin.
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But it also loses a lot of charm in the shift in focus from the coming of age to the now adult characters.
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Synopsis: "Diggers" is a coming-of-age story about four friends who work as clam diggers while living in Long Island, New York.
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But in this coming-of-age story, written and directed by Felix Thompson, he stands a good chance of overcoming his unfortunate beginnings.
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MICROBE AND GASOLINE From France and the director Michel Gondry ("Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind"), a summer-vacation coming-of-age comedy.
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What follows is a coming-of-age journey tracking Stevie's attempt to navigate one of life's most difficult periods, and find his tribe.
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The film has everything you could want out of a coming-of-age narrative: an attractive teacher, a rejecting crush, emo teen poetry.
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Alicia Vikander channels Vera Brittain, the protofeminist British pacifist, in James Kent's coming-of-age story based on her World War I memoir.
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Instead, it's pure new wave bliss, the kind of song that could soundtrack a prom scene in an 80s coming-of-age drama.
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Oxfam (where, full disclosure, I work) is warning about the long-term consequences for a generation of Iraqis coming of age in war.
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Scatter them around the room and play "the floor is lava" by hopping between islands of the erotic coming-of-age tale.9.
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Thus far she's released an album and an EP, but this new EP Nemesis, (due November 18) feels like a coming of age.
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It both is and isn't like your typical coming-of-age drama, touching on familiar tropes but subverting predictable characterizations or plot points.
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Woodward's autobiographical opening chapter is a modest masterpiece, worthy of comparison to the coming-of-age narratives of Mary McCarthy and Patricia Hampl.
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John Cusack, who memorably played the lovable and lovesick Lloyd in the 1989 coming-of-age drama "Say Anything," has never been married.
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It's a coming-of-age story rooted in the tradition of the European art film, but it flirts heavily with the horror genre.
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His story is in the mode of James Merrill's lovely "A Different Person," a plaintive account of coming of age by going abroad.
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Through some common coming-of-age feelings of loneliness and confusion, but also in better understanding the differences, I learned more about myself.
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Coming of Age Amid Patriotic Training Sarah Blesener documented 10 programs that teach patriotic values and military skills to American children and teenagers.
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Read: "Boy Swallows Universe," by Trent Dalton, a celebrated Australian journalist, is a thrilling coming-of-age novel based on his unusual childhood.
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I wanted to get into the psychology of this person who's coming of age, coming into their own identity and questioning the abandonment.
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Even within the season, "Hated in the Nation" is a police procedural and then "San Junipero" is a romance, coming-of-age story.
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British director Andrea Arnold takes a visually stunning, nearly three-hour ramble through red-state America in this coming-of-age road movie.
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Drug experimentation is, of course, as much a part of the coming-of-age story Pantheon as losing one's virginity or getting arrested.
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If you like '80s jams and spies, or if you like coming-of-age stories that are not about road trips, try this.
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Set to explain the dramatic ongoings of dolphin society, this film promise to be a coming-of-age story of a different sort.
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It is a coming-of-age story told through flashbacks: Ms. Chang's character recounts her maturation from love-struck student to desperate housewife.
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Netflix's new comedy is a work of low-key dread that recalls a lot of other stories about young women coming of age.
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And the film itself loses focus as it drifts toward the conventions of the coming-of-age story and the family-dysfunction melodrama.
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Much of the new album turns on Ms. Luciano coming of age as she makes a name for herself in a male industry.
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When a woman is young, thin, conventionally beautiful and coming of age — see Emma Watson post-Harry Potter, chopping hair short is emancipating.
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THE VANISHING AMERICAN ADULT Our Coming-of-Age Crisis — and How to Rebuild a Culture of Self-Reliance By Ben Sasse 306 pp.
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Catherine's son Paul is celebrating his 19th birthday with a grand coming-of-age ceremony marking him as the heir to the throne.
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For most young people coming-of-age, learning to fit in and find their place in the world is a big enough challenge.
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He made his directorial debut with "Mid90s," a coming-of-age movie about a group of teenage skateboarders in mid-'90s Los Angeles.
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I knew that struggle was part of my coming of age, so I wore a smile every day as part of my armor.
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Greta Gerwig's "Lady Bird," a coming-of-age tale set in Sacramento, was honored with prizes for best comedy and Saoirse Ronan's acting.
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Celi is seething at her Mima for insisting on a "moon ceremony," an indigenous coming-of-age ritual to celebrate a first period.
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Coming of age in Britain towards the end of Thatcher's long and tedious tenure was a particularly grim prospect for working class teenagers.
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Kiernan Shipka returns as Sabrina the Teenage Witch in this gothic coming-of-age series, created by the "Riverdale" showrunner Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa.
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Combined with a wistfully melancholy coming-of-age story and a tricky artificial intelligence puzzle, it makes for a gem of a novel.
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Indie darling actress and screenwriter Greta Gerwig has made her directorial debut with the film Lady Bird, currently on theatrical release in the US and due out in cinemas from 18 February in the UK. It's a coming-of-age story which takes place in 2002, and as with all coming-of-age stories, music plays a pretty important role.
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Sing, Unburied, Sing Jesymn Ward Jesymn Ward's National Book Award-winning novel, Sing, Unburied, Sing, is a coming-of-age story filled with ghosts.
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Things like mental illness, struggles with body image, dating in the world of apps, and coming of age in the era of social media.
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But Brimble's Dickensian rags-to-riches trajectory didn't involve a coming-of-age journey to the big smoke; he hardly left his home studio.
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The unveiling isn't only a coming-of-age party for the nascent car manufacturer; it feels like a significant moment in EV history, too.
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Based on James Baldwin's 1974 novel, Beale Street is as much a Black woman's coming-of-age tale as it is a love story.
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If IAG's move suggests that the long-haul low-cost model is coming of age, it may also prove a conundrum for British Airways.
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All in all, it looks like there are going to be lots of funny moments, as well as some coming-of-age soul-searching.
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The patient was a 21-year-old man whose penis was amputated after severe complications from a circumcision during a coming-of-age ceremony.
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Back in the 2000s, she was the queen of the Disney Channel and I couldn't get enough of watching her coming-of-age moments.
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Olivia Wilde makes her directorial debut with this smart-looking twist on the coming-of-age / end-of-high school / one-last-party movie.
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This makes the film both a classic coming-of-age story, as well as a unique view of the specifics of life in Bangkok.
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"Adults coming of age today are far less religious than their parents and grandparents before them," said Gregory Smith of the Pew Research Center.
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Lady Bird, as she moves toward self-acceptance, a classic trope of the coming-of-age tale, similarly seeks the appeal of bumptious capitalism.
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For example, Dee Rees's Pariah, a critically acclaimed coming-of-age story about lesbianism that's more candid about gender dissidence, didn't transcend indie circuits.
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It seems that subscribing to your own Netflix account is just another coming-of-age milestone for today's young adults, in the CEO's mind.
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But the stars -- both cosmic and Hollywood -- eventually aligned for this '50s-set coming-of-age tale that weaved heartfelt stories and colorful comedy.
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As Johnny was coming of age in the South Side of the Chicago—then termed the Black Belt—he struggled to find his identity.
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This is lively, hilarious coming-of-age memoir, with the dark shadow of one of the most brutal conflicts in recent history always looming.
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College student Cather Avery writes fan fiction about the very Potter-like "Simon Snow" in this coming of age novel by writer Rainbow Rowell.
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In this uneasy coming of age, AI researchers are determined to avert the catastrophic mistakes of their forefathers who brought the internet to adulthood.
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Waithe used her experience growing up on the Southside of Chicago to craft a coming-of-age story about the residents of this community.
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Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle is a coming-of-age story, and other characters also learn to be comfortable with different aspects of themselves.
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Pete Davidson's soon-to-be wife has a Broadway past (she appeared in the coming-of-age musical 13 prior to her Nickelodeon days).
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Reminiscent of the light, airy quality of French Rococo oil paintings, the artist injects a coming-of-age quality to her gossamer-light works.
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Elio's sexual coming of age, from his first kiss to his first time, is one that anyone could wish for, a near-Platonic ideal.
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The untitled show is based on undercover CIA agent Amaryllis Fox, who wrote the upcoming memoir Life Undercover: Coming of Age in the CIA.
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They already knew he went on the Joe Rogan podcast and defended "coming-of-age" sexual relationships between young teenage boys and older men.
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Also, The Who's "Teenage Wasteland," in case you didn't pick up on the "coming of age in the summertime sun (with goopy monsters)" vibe.
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In a way, it reminds me of Boyhood, Richard Linklater's 2014 coming-of-age movie remarkably shot over 12 years with the same actors.
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The announcement comes days after Davidson's performance in the coming-of-age comedy Big Time Adolescence earned rave reviews at the Sundance Film Festival.
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It's right on time, taking on the mantle from recent A24 forebearers of female coming of age films like Lady Bird and Eighth Grade.
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In many ways, Ramadan is the great coming-of-age moment in Islam, one that traces the genesis of a Muslim's relationship with God.
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The coming-of-age film "Lady Bird" won the Globe for best movie comedy, and its star Saoirse Ronan won for best comedic actress.
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In its second weekend, "Moonlight," a critically acclaimed coming-of-age story, expanded nicely from four to 36 screens, earning $900,826 in the process.
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Nearly two decades since Boy Meets World went off the air, the coming-of-age sitcom is sparking fierce debate among fans on Twitter.
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Mistakes of his magnitude would cost anyone else their professional license, but in the financial world it's more like a coming-of-age milestone.
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"The Fits," a dreamy, beautifully syncopated coming-of-age tale, takes place in and around a recreational center that could not look less inviting.
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The movie, which premièred at Sundance and will be released this month, avoids the John Hughes-style nostalgia of most coming-of-age comedies.
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This first-person coming-of-age story, set to a 1970s pop soundtrack, follows Mr. Baker (Laurie Kynaston) as he navigates the opposite sex.
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In the 2016 coming-of-age movie, Lily Rabe portrayed the titular teacher who drove her students, including Reinhart's character, to a drama competition.
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Through her, "The Americans" has become a kind of heightened version of a familiar teenage coming-of-age story: Her so-called spy life.
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Here are five American books that you should read over Thanksgiving weekend: This classic coming-of-age novel is one of Bill Gates' favorites.
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We should celebrate this judicial milestone in Kenya's 36-year multiparty democracy and the hope it signals that Africa's judiciary is coming of age.
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For its eighth edition, the festival's headliner is Shonali Bose's "Margarita, With a Straw," a coming-of-age tale about love, identity and sexuality.
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Like so many other films in this genre, it's also a coming-of-age story, full of all the tenderness you could ask for.
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Set in 2002, in Sacramento, California, Lady Bird is a Bush-era coming-of-age story with the timelessness of adolescent anxieties and excitement.
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His debut solo show took place this year at gallery Friedman Benda, entitled The Return of Saturn: Coming of Age in the 21st Century.
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Narratively accessible, "Barry" is the kind of coming-of-age movie that should find love and an audience in the overpacked American theatrical market.
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The National Black Theater, on Fifth Avenue near East 943th, has "Sweet," a coming-of-age story set in rural Kansas, starting Oct. 19.
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A coming-of age story about a young boy, it deals in part with the same-sex marriage of his uncle and his teacher.
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A coming-of-age story that begins with a visit to a cemetery, "Moss" opens with a voice-over from its handsome teenage hero.
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I loved Leon Neyfakh's book, "The Next Next Level," a coming-of-age memoir disguised as a profile of a struggling rapper named Juiceboxxx.
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The protagonist of "Scaffolding," an Israeli coming-of-age film, isn't really ready to come of age — not that he seems to know it.
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This week Netflix will begin streaming "To All the Boys I've Loved Before," a coming-of-age tale starring the Vietnamese-American Lana Condor.
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But Dr. Twenge said big data sets revealed broad psychological patterns shared by those coming of age amid defining social, cultural and economic events.
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"Call Me by Your Name" is less a coming-of-age story, a tale of innocence and loss, than one about coming into sensibility.
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That's because, instead of staging a bombastic action cheesefest, Bumblebee self-consciously apes the style of 1980s coming-of-age stories, to great effect.
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There he finished his first novel, "On a Darkling Plain," a coming-of-age story with a questing, alienated protagonist much like the author.
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The usual hallmarks of a coming of age film, like first kisses or Prom, are either alluded to offscreen or not depicted at all.
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Their shared struggle of coming-of-age as young gay men has motivated Jake to stand up for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights.
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They are coming of age at a time of relative peace, but their president speaks often of national crisis, and Congress agrees on little.
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Released in 22017, it's come to be seen as the first "serious" movie targeted at the baby boomers, who were just coming of age.
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Ron Howard stars alongside Harrison Ford, Richard Dreyfuss and some boisterous hot rods in George Lucas's sweaty, pre-"Star Wars" coming-of-age film.
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THE STORY This coming-of-age tale from Andrew Haigh follows Charley (played by Charlie Plummer), an impoverished teenager newly arrived in Portland, Ore.
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Of course, Ms. Danforth and Ms. Akhavan (whose previous feature was the post-collegiate coming-of-age comedy "Appropriate Behavior") are hardly neutral observers.
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Being a local skater — not to mention the star of "Mid90s," the coming-of-age skate movie directed by Jonah Hill — has its perks.
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Coming-of-age is a highly visual subject: You can tell a story about it without unnecessary words, focusing instead on image and sound.
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"All the Dirty Parts" has a fascinating and winsome conceit — a coming-of-age narrative composed of the specific parts such narratives routinely omit.
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Starring Marvel elites Tom Holland and Chris Pratt as brothers Ian and Barley Lightfoot, this coming-of-age story checks a lot of boxes.
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"With horror, once you go there, it's hard to be lighter and tell the stories with the young kids coming of age," Averill said.
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In another break from the coming-of-age archetype, her characters — both the children and, especially, the adults — are distinctly unsympathetic: immature, perverted, selfish.
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He was helping to prepare for a coming-of-age ceremony, in which young men are given adult names and have their lips pierced.
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The adventurous and funny Bug Boys find a treasure map, celebrate their Coming-of-Age Festival, have a big fight but then make up.
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Young ("Syncing Ink") is now starring in "All the Natalie Portmans," a top-heavy coming-of-age dramedy by C.A. Johnson at MCC Theater.
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Writer-director Annabelle Attanasio makes an astonishingly assured feature debut with "Mickey and the Bear," a coming-of-age tale set in Anaconda, Mont.
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You're playing this young woman who's coming of age, but it seemed like you were kind of going through that at the same time.
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It's a political coming-of-age story played out against the backdrop of humanity's violent struggle for survival against a flesh-eating humanoid hoard.
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Witness the elaborate coming of age parties people across cultures and income levels throw for their children, even if it means going into debt.
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Underpinning the discussion of fuerdai in China is a national apprehension about the future élite of a country that is just coming of age.
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Two studious but sheltered high school students decide to let loose on the eve of their graduation day in this coming-of-age tale.
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As Auralie, Ms. McLean is appealing and fresh-faced and could do well in a better coming-of-age movie in a few years.
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In addition to its unique retail experiences, American Girl is also known for its nonfiction books, many of which tackle coming-of-age topics.
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Coming of age in the 1960s and '70s, Thomas initially gravitated toward leftist militancy that put him at odds with his grandfather and brother.
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In that case, the coming-of-age story and three-part structure made it easier for viewers to accept Jenkins's formal and stylistic experimentation.
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In the end, this memoir is a sensitive description of a young boy's coming-of-age during his years of fevered devotion to soccer.
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Coming of age during the recession also left "a very significant psychological scar," the Morgan Stanley analyst Kimberly Greenberger told Business Insider in 2017.
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It was a coming-of-age saga that captured R&B's confessional style and married it with punchy rap verses that complemented her candor.
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The coming-of-age story is one TV has told before, but rarely in this particular time period, and rarely about people of color.
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Dirty Dancing is often described as a coming-of-age story, probably because the girl at its center is just about to turn 18.
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Coming of age during the early 21000s, at the height of Abstract Expressionism, the idea of showing struggle and existential angst became anathema to him.
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"Moonlight" was honored as the best motion picture drama -- potentially boosting the coming-of-age film's chances for more success at next month's Academy Awards.
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Fans have been in agony waiting for the return of Netflix's hit coming-of-age series about Latino and Black teenagers in East Los Angeles.
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The coming of age film "Eighth Grade" also scored top marks, and the highest per theater average of the year, with $252,284 from four theaters.
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Based on the first love of its titular character, the mobile game takes that most classic of coming-of-age tales and does something special.
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Sex Education, Netflix's new coming-of-age dramedy, may have only arrived on the streaming service a few days ago, but it's already a hit.
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In the film, which marks Holmes' directorial debut, Stefania LaVie Owen plays Holmes' character's daughter, who is coming of age after the 2008 financial crisis.
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His story could be a critical scene in a coming-of-age movie starring the outsider drifting between high school cliques—the cool kids, a.k.a.
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The coming-of-age-story about Ponyboy Curtis (played by Howell) told the tale of the rivalry between the poor Greasers and the rich Socs.
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A coming-of-age story about a high school senior in Sacramento, California, Lady Bird isn't the sort of movie the Oscars have typically honored.
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Related: A Look Inside the Academy Award-Winning 'Ex Machina' Google Makes Learning Neural Networks Free Miyazaki-Inspired Short Follows an AI's Coming of Age
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Magazine's June issue about his 25-year-old sister and her turn in the coming-of-age comedy Booksmart, admitting Feldstein is his personal hero.
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He's also described it as a coming-of-age album, which, yeah, realizing there are things you can't control is part of growing more mature.
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Andrea Arnold has directed a revenge story, a coming-of-age movie, an adaptation of Wuthering Heights, a road movie, and three episodes of Transparent.
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The 2001 coming-of-age film "Y Tu Mamá También" follows two teenagers who embark on a road trip across Mexico with an older woman.
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Legally Blonde and The Devil Wears Prada pretend to be about women in the workplace, but they both require the same coming-of-age payoff.
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The film has met with nearly universal acclaim for its unusually formal yet daring approach to the familiar ground of the coming-of-age story.
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In recent years, horror films that explore the interior lives of mothers, wives, and women coming-of-age have become some of the most unsettling.
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But prior to and during my coming-of-age, rhythm and blues, like its parent genre, soul, was my go-to for sounds of love.
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It could easily have been a coming-of-age drama rather than a comedy, but Elba explained that he was keen to keep it light.
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Funnyman Nick Kroll presented a series of short films, and Craig Robinson hosted a youth talent show following coming of age story Morris from America.
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Fans of the coming-of-age novel, which was later adapted for screen, will be pleased to know the stage production is in good hands.
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But perhaps even more exciting is that Niki Caro, who wrote and directed the classic coming-of-age film Whale Rider, is at the helm.
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However, Barry Jenkins, the director behind the coming-of-age tale, praised La La Land producer Jordan Horowitz for his determination to make things right.
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In a recent interview with Mastermind magazine, Stewart shared her plans to make female coming-of-age stories just as honest and raw as men's.
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It's a coming-of-age tale, a love story, and a heartfelt mediation on intimacy and loss, all wrapped up in one lush, lyrical package.
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As tweets and headlines skip from crisis to crisis, the largest youth population in human history is coming of age in a steady, unstoppable wave.
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Teens coming of age in 2016 are more watched than ever — not just by parents breathing down their necks but all over social media, too.
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And second, the public declarations of romantic obsession that have marked the Western woman's coming-of-age experience likely since the arrival of Rudolph Valentino.
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Euphoria is a jarring exploration into the dark gamuts of growing up with addiction, depression, and immense peer pressure among other coming-of-age obstacles.
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Moonlight punched me in the gut the first time around, because I'd never seen anything close to my own coming-of-age on screen before.
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This elegantly bloody coming-of-age story concerns a girl who follows her sister to veterinary school, where she develops a taste for human flesh.
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So we had great highlight-reel, coming-of-age, rom-com s— together, and then we also had like, 'Batten down the hatches, he's coming.
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Every Black anime fan has a coming-of-age story, a moment when they realized that the animation style is much more than a cartoon.
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"This is a gorgeous, cinematic coming-of-age story set against the backdrop of Ferguson," wrote Cara Cusumano, director of programming for the Tribeca festival.
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Mishra's hero reads Gustave Flaubert's coming-of-age novel, Sentimental Education, and Edmund Wilson's interpretation of it as a commentary on exclusion and its consequences.
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What's clear is that it's 2016 and we're watching the seminal Jane Austen-based coming-of-age film embedded within another video on the internet.
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How many coming of age stories tell us not only to rebel against authority, but also to wage war on the very idea of God?
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David Thewlis, who played one of Harry's mentors (and werewolf), Remus Lupin, voices the Shame Wizard on Netflix's coming-of-age cartoon series, "Big Mouth."
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And in between, Raw, the cannibal coming-of-age picture, became the hottest ticket of the week, building off buzz from the Toronto Film Festival.
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Mr. Crowe's movies often feature main characters grappling with classic coming-of-age concerns of identity and purpose, whether they're adolescents or well into adulthood.
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It is the plot of the coming-of-age story, grist for dozens of classic 19th-century novels (and yet more middling 20th-century movies).
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A memoir of his years coming of age in the White House, "Thanks, Obama: My Hopey, Changey White House Years," is due out in September.
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He was part of a generation of Moroccans whose coming-of-age coincided with the radical transformation of their country, which achieved independence in 1956.
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From coming-of-age tales involving stolen sneakers to comedies about true-crime podcasters, the competition movies at this year's Tribeca Film Festival offer range.
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DeLuca is one of the authors of a forthcoming book, "Coming of Age in the Other America," along with Susan Clampet-Lundquist and Kathryn Edin.
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Writing with extraordinary grace and tenderness, Smith injects unnerving tension into a delicate coming-of-age story set squarely in the path of a tornado.
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Here, this four-hour coming-of-age story may have lost of some of the mystique it acquired from its rarity in the intervening years.
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An intriguing coming-of-age premise about identity and tradition is upended by a dubious plot involving the boy's suspected wrongdoing with a younger cousin.
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Directed by the criminally underrated Joseph Kahn—a man who directed a time traveling, coming of age, meta-slasher about high school— ...Ready for it?
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What it's about: In three chapters, director Barry Jenkins tells us the story of Chiron, a young gay black male coming of age in Miami.
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They marked the coming of age of a new coalition, a fragile reconciliation between the fading old-style traditional "establishment" Republicans, evangelicals and social conservatives.
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It is a fundamental truth that penile enhancement techniques, no matter the marketing, feel akin to some kind of intense male coming-of-age ceremony.
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Millenials are coming of age in an broadly humorless and litigious corporate atmosphere, where the smallest offense can get you fired suddenly and without warning.
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One of the classic titles from Steven Spielberg's Amblin Entertainment company, it is a flawless movie that mixes coming-of-age with a treasure hunt.
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Another big player is Barry Jenkins's deeply personal "Moonlight," a coming-of-age story about a black boy growing up gay and poor in Miami.
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The coming–of-age story of a mischievous, clumsy witch who leaves home at 13 to find a town and a job, as witches must.
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Pamela Druckerman, the author of "Bringing Up Bébé" and "There Are No Grown-Ups: A Midlife Coming-of-Age Story," is a contributing opinion writer.
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But at heart it's about coming of age amid '80s science fiction small-town horror; at times it can barely maneuver through its reference density.
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Mostly a monologue, this metatheatrical coming-of-age tale from Adam Rapp ("Red Light Winter") starts with a girl and a train and a secret.
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In 'Saturday Church,' Coming of Age, and Coming Out Luka Kain is a find in "Saturday Church," as a gay teen seeking acceptance and friendship.
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But somewhere near the top of that list is this terrific coming-of-age tale about a lower-class British teenager, played by Katie Jarvis.
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But their coming-of-age adventure arrived not only at a pivotal moment in their lives, but also in the life of the European Union.
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Coming of age in a mixed immigrant neighborhood of Upper Manhattan, Mr. Stern had a tendency to see the world in ethnic terms, colleagues said.
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But they did not start dating until senior year in 2011, when they both took a coming-of-age novel seminar taught by Professor Claybaugh.
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Case in point is the LGBTQ drama The Wound, a tender and brutal coming-of-age story set in the Xhosa community in South Africa.
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Part coming-of-age story, part sports narrative, part migrant journey, Mardini's book is cinematic even as it is deeply intimate and rooted in place.
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We filmed this coming-of-age story during Mr. Gonzalez and Mr. McKinley's last week of college, as they prepared for graduation in May 2016.
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The film profiles Zuzia, 12, in her own coming-of-age moment as she navigates her changing body and her position on her vaulting team.
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And the bracelets, which are worn on the legs as well as the wrists, are given to a woman at her coming-of-age ceremony.
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She writes sensitively about coming of age — as a woman, and as a poet — under the Joe Cocker-meets-John Goodman rainstorm of his persona.
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Her first book, "Daring to Drive: A Saudi Woman's Awakening," published this week by Simon & Schuster, is a memoir of her political coming of age.
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Film "Lady Bird," a coming-of-age story by first-time director Greta Gerwig, took home the award for best motion picture -- musical or comedy.
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Featuring heartbreaking performances from Daniel Doheny, Antonio Marziale, and Madeline Weinstein, Alex Strangelove is a coming-of-age story designed to make your palms sweat.
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The story takes a classic whodunnit premise and situates it in an coming-of-age story as well as the intellectual world of classic literature.
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Coming of age in a financial crisis Millennials -- which the Pew Research Center classifies as the generation born between 1981 and 1996 -- have faced challenges.
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The coming-of-age novel, Per's sentimental education, will now begin in earnest, as the dark, religious family grotto recedes into the distance of legend.
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TV's "Rising" program features Amaryllis Fox, former CIA clandestine service officer, to discuss her new book, "Life Undercover: Coming of Age in the CIA"; Rep.
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Hype yourself up to challenge the norms with these inspiring films, from a heart-wrenching coming-of-age story to a Disney sing along classic.
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Or is your idea of coming-of-age connected to religious rituals such as being confirmed, wearing hijab or becoming a bar or bat mitzvah?
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When you stop to think about it, the Harry Potter series has a few fundamental similarities to the coming-of-age dramedy The Breakfast Club.
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Nathan Morlando's more middling coming-of-age film "Mean Dreams" is bolstered by a career-best supporting turn from Bill Paxton as an alcoholic father.
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Little Chen told me about when she'd first read my book as a college student and a coming-of-age novel she'd been working on.
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I am very hopeful that the new generation that is coming of age will begin to change what you boomers and your children have created.
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But Jordan Peele's political thriller "Get Out," Greta Gerwig's coming-of-age film "Lady Bird," and the war drama "Dunkirk" are also seen as contenders.
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Coming of age during a brutal ethnic conflict in the early 1990s, I was corralled into a cultural identity I was told belonged to me.
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He also directed two episodes of True Detective, a terrorism mystery starring Julia Stiles, and a coming-of-age film with Michael Caine cracking wise.
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Maya Henry has a very rich dad -- personal injury lawyer Thomas J. Henry -- something he made clear with a lavish Latina coming of age bash.
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And what better way to communicate that that than by sampling Vanessa Carlton's coming-of-age-movie anthem "A Thousand Miles" on his new song?
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