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The Film of the Book: Based on Mary Pipher's 1994 novel Reviving Ophelia: Saving the selves of Adolescent Girls. "The Reason You Suck" Speech: Elizabeth, while being held at gun point by Mark, calls him out on having a warped idea of love and that if he really wants to prove himself he would put down the gun, which he does and he gets arrested.
Reviving Ophelia. Starring Jane Kaczmarek and Kim Dickens. When a rebellious teen suspects that her seemingly perfect cousin may be in an abusive relationship, no one will take her seriously - not even her cousin. IMDb 6.3 1 h 25 min 2010. X-Ray 16+.
Add all films to a list… Add all films to watchlist Visible to anyone with share link Visible to friends (people you follow) with share link Visible to you — private list. Search: Where to watch. Trailer JustWatch. Reviving Ophelia. 2010. Directed by ...
Reviving Ophelia ist ein Film von Bobby Roth mit Jane Kaczmarek, Rebecca Williams. Synopsis: Die Schwestern Marie und Le Ann (Jane Kaczmarek und Kim Dickens) sind immer durch dick und dünn gegangen.
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2. Juli 2019 · Ophelia, a new take on Hamlet, is set in the 14th century; it premiered at Sundance in January 2018. Yet this Shakespeare-inspired film also has a chilling resonance with the past few months ...
