Winner of the prestigious Directors’ Award at Sundance 2003,
Thirteen is an
unflinching look at the sometimes-harsh world of a young teen trying to fit
in with a fast group of seventh graders in Los Angeles. Co-written by
Director
Catherine Hardwicke and the then-13-year-old
Nikki Reed, upon whose
experiences the film is inspired,
Thirteen chronicles the life of
thirteen-year-old Tracy (Wood). After falling under the
intoxicating influence of Evie (Reed), the most popular girl in
school, Tracy finds herself entangled in a fast-paced world that spins her
sedentary life and emotions wildly out of control. Her mother, Mel (Hunter),
frantically tries to understand her daughter's radical
transformation. Each time she reaches for her, she learns the extent to
which she's fallen just beyond her grasp.
i think parts of this movie had major "chick flick" moments. where as others were amazing. i especially liked the ending.
i absolutly loved thirteen i waz just like that and made most of the mistakes that u made in the moie! and it taught me alot.