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Ghost World(2001)
Ghost World(2001)
Terrific and unusual comedy about two wisecracking high school graduates who realise it's time to grow up.
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Year
2014
Duration
89 minutes
Language
English
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Synopsis
This Kickstarter-funded labour of love from British blogger Charlie Lyne uses clips from over 200 American teen films of the last twenty years to try and get under the skin of what messages they convey to their young audiences. By dissecting films as diverse as cult 90s horror The Craft and crude backpacker comedy EuroTrip, the film explores how cinema has represented topics such as sexual development and the conflicting emotions that come with graduating from high school. Lyne successfully provides a case for why the genre deserves to be taken seriously, even if the documentary’s ideas may prove harder to grasp for those who aren’t nostalgic for the films and their era.
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Strong sex, bloody violence, strong language, drug use. Contains clips from 18 certificate films.
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