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Saturday, 17 October 2009 14:19

Teenage Dirtbag (the movie, not anyone in particular)

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Local Filmmaker Regina Crosby's heartfelt
and chilling story of love...and betrayal
 

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Q&A with writer/director Regina Crosby after film

 

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TEENAGE DIRTBAG intelligently tells the story of a popular high school cheerleader (Noa Hegesh) who is harassed by a delinquent classmate (Scott Michael Foster) until they are both placed in the same creative writing class. Through written words, they develop a strong bond of trust, companionship and love; but is it a bond that can withstand her elitist social pressures
and his brutal home life?

This film is inspired by true events.

Q&A with writer/director Regina Crosby after film.



 

 

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