Antarctica Review: Teenage Pregnancy and a Time Traveler Shape a Quirkier Booksmart
Every good coming-of-age film needs strong, quirky, yet personable characters who go through the agony of youth. If it’s set in an overrated small town that feels more like a prison, so much the better. When these characters bond over their dreams of experiencing something bigger and brighter, even better. And if you start hallucinating ...
