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Mood:
- SincereSuspensefulTense
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Plot:
- Juvenile DelinquencySocial MisfitsTeachers and StudentsHigh School LifeTeenage LifeLifestyleSocietyYouth more...
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Genres:
- Drama
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Time/Period:
- Contemporary
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Place:
- High SchoolSchool
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Audience:
- Teens
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Attitudes:
- SeriousRealistic
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Bang Bang You're Dead, 2002
English
USA, Canada
Profile of Bang Bang You're Dead
Bang Bang You're Dead can be described as tense, sincere, and suspenseful. The plot revolves around juvenile delinquency, teachers and students, and high school life. The main genre is drama. In approach, Bang Bang You're Dead is serious and realistic. It is set, at least in part, at a high school. It takes place in contemporary times. Bang Bang You're Dead is well suited for teens.
Summary of Bang Bang You're Dead
Trevor Adams (Ben Foster) was a model student until extreme bullying drove him to threaten to bomb the high school football team. Now Trevor's a time bomb himself--troubled, misunderstood, and on the brink of committing real violence. Salvation comes in the form of a caring drama teacher named Mr. Duncan (Tom Cavanagh), who offers Trevor the lead in the school play. But when the community gets wind of the play's subject matter--school violence and playground killers--as well as its troubled protagonist, the production is in jeopardy, as is Trevor's attempt to avoid calamity. This gritty, hard-hitting drama offers an authentic glimpse inside the post-Columbine high schools of America and the forces that can compel a teen to violence.
Details
| Language: | English |
| Country: | USA, Canada |
| Release date: | 7 June 2002 |
| Runtime: | 87 min |
Cast and Crew
as Val Duncan
as Trevor Adams
as Sean
as Ellie Milford
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