The Honor List (2018)
The Honor List
”Piper, Sophie, Isabella, and Honor's friendship fades until a graduation tragedy brings them back together.”
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Why watch this film?
A great movie about coming of age and friendship. Despite a little-known teenage cast, except for actress Sasha Pieterse from the series 'Pretty Little Liars', the girls deliver great performances, holding the plot well. 'Girlhood' is the movie to watch when you want to reflect on the wounds people carry and life itself.
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The summer before high school, Piper, Sophie, Isabella, and Honor are inseparable; by senior year, they barely speak. When tragedy strikes before graduation, the former best friends reluctantly put their differences aside and reunite to complete a forgotten bucket list.
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