The Breakfast Club

The Breakfast Club
The Breakfast Club

Film Details

Year

1985

Duration

92 minutes

Genres

Coming of Age, Drama

Language

English

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Synopsis

You might not have thought that detention could lead to a powerful and often hilarious story of lives being changed in the space of an afternoon - but that's exactly what happens in 80s classic The Breakfast Club. When a bunch of high school kids who would normally have nothing to do with each other are forced to spend their Saturday in detention, will conflicts arise between them? Or will the students realise that while they may seem very different, deep down inside they have plenty in common?

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15 Classification

Contains strong language and soft drug use.

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