Luana is a 12-year-old girl struggling to grasp the world collapsing around her.
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Cast
Christopher Martini
Director
Stuart Margolin
Hugh Dryer
JoBeth Williams
Bettye Sue Dryer
Mercedes Mason
Tasha Cole
Peyton Kennedy
Luana Cole
Chinasa Ogbuagu
Jimmie
Jackson George
Director
Bill Dawes
Rhys
Kim Morgan Dean
Actress
Francisco Mejia
Teo
Jeremy Ambler
Film Crew PA
Johnny Egan
Assistant Director
Joshua Lou Friedman
Young Hugh
Hillary Holden
Stuart's Patron
Julie Holmes
Young Bettye Sue
John Holt
Stuart's Patron
Katherine King
Script Girl
Max Martini
Marty Cole
Lachelle Wise
Stuart's Waitress
Stuart Margolin
Writer
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source: What the Night Can Do
This is a family drama where they go off and visit grandpa. Mom and Dad are breaking up and their 12 year old daughter is pushing boundaries because of it and not because they stuck her with the name Luana. The ending movie scene was odd and out of place including the whole lipstick stuff or maybe I didn't get the deep symbolism. I was bored. Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity
I usually love this genre of coming of age movie, but this film put me to sleep, so I missed half of it. There was way too much moralizing by the adult actors, especially the "Grandpa" and I never did figure out what all the conflict between the adults was all about. or care about it. Maybe that was because I snoozed. Whatever! I didn't like any of them and certainly didn't like their mistreatment of their daughter. I even disliked the dog! One exception to the horrid characters and bad acting was the Black woman, I never figured out what her role was... at first I thought Grandpa's new wife, or girl friend or house keeper or nurse??? She was likeable. So why give it six stars? Well, mostly because of Luana, played by Peyton Kennedy. I mean, I tuned into this movie as a Coming of Age movie and Luana was an interesting character, understandable, believable in her role. I did care about her and felt bad about her losses. So she gets seven stars and the rest of the film gets one star. Do the math!
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