thecarsdownthehill answered Wednesday May 9 2007, 8:36 pm: well theres this girl.. whos thirteen.. ans she like "falls off the wronf track". she gets into a lot of drugs and all that sort of stuff.. acually she gets into a lot of things some that are even unimaginable.
solidadvice4teens answered Wednesday May 9 2007, 8:32 pm: You can read hundreds of reviews and articles on Thirteen on Rotten Tomatoes site (www.rottentomatoes.com) It will not give you every detail of the film or the type of synopsis you are looking for though. It just gives critical analysis.
The film which is one of my favorites is absolutely brilliant for among other things the standout and star-making performance by Evan Rachel Wood in one of two lead roles here.
It's a very poignant film from I believe a first-time director and screenwriter Catherine Hardwicke and her teenage daughter Nikki who is the other lead actress in it.
It's best that you see the film for yourself and draw your own opinion of it. It's readily available on DVD at videostores and places like Best Buy for purchase.
I say this to you because if this is for a class assignment or to write an essay for class etc. your teacher knows the film inside and out and will know what sources you used to construct the essay and that there were things that were critical that you left out completely.
On the flipside, if you're just looking to know more about it so you can rent it hit the Rotten Tomatoes link www.rottentomatoes.com which will come up with a short synopsis of it and reviews to help you make a decision.
There is a Wikipedia link to the movie and it does give a ton of detail on it. If you head there and type in the title tons of info on the film will come up including a synopsis of events.
Trust me, when I say it's very much flawed and won't help you if this is for home work where you were expected to see it yourself. Let it serve as a guide to help remember points but not to influence a project/essay if doing one or your opinion too much if just wanting to see the film.
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