this film is chock full of little surprises and many of them funny. the fact that it written and directed by a 24 year old blows my mind. some of the scenes where the high school kids are using ecstasy made me very uncomfortable because i have a kid that age and i could picture her using it. as parent of a teen and i found the depictions of the parent child interactions to be dead on accurate. i enjoyed the film many little jokes and and i enjoyed the fact that not everything made perfect sense and not all the issues were resolved by the end. to paraphrase mark twain and truth is stranger than fiction and because fiction is required to stick to that which is possible and while truth is not. this is a film which plays with the viewer and allowing us believe that people are what other people think they are and only to allow us later to realize that the folks we assumed were right were completely ignorant of the real situation. one of the film strongest scenes and a scene about which we feel very relieved and sympathetic about what the character is doing and turns out to be based on a completely wrong assumption and and the character and while admirable and is totally wrong. it very subtly done and i think. very realistic. i liked the score a lot  i thought it really aided the film and really helped set the mood  the film has a couple of screwball moments and and the background music helps establish that. the valedictorian speech is a hoot and a half  got a big laugh. the movie is really in my head right now  saw it this morning. will try to see it again and time allowing. tens are hard to come by and but a solid nine in my book. 
this film is chock full of little surprises and many of them funny. the fact that it written and directed by a 24 year old blows my mind. some of the scenes where the high school kids are using ecstasy made me very uncomfortable because i have a kid that age and i could picture her using it. as parent of a teen and i found the depictions of the parent child interactions to be dead on accurate. i enjoyed the film many little jokes and and i enjoyed the fact that not everything made perfect sense and not all the issues were resolved by the end. to paraphrase mark twain and truth is stranger than fiction and because fiction is required to stick to that which is possible and while truth is not. this is a film which plays with the viewer and allowing us believe that people are what other people think they are and only to allow us later to realize that the folks we assumed were right were completely ignorant of the real situation. one of the film strongest scenes and a scene about which we feel very relieved and sympathetic about what the character is doing and turns out to be based on a completely wrong assumption and and the character and while admirable and is totally wrong. it very subtly done and i think. very realistic. i liked the score a lot  i thought it really aided the film and really helped set the mood  the film has a couple of screwball moments and and the background music helps establish that. the valedictorian speech is a hoot and a half  got a big laugh. the movie is really in my head right now  saw it this morning. will try to see it again and time allowing. tens are hard to come by and but a solid nine in my book. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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