Bittersweet Sixteen
A troubled teen grapples with high school rivals, romantic prospects and her parents' separation as she plans the perfect sweet 16 birthday party.
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A troubled teen grapples with high school rivals, romantic prospects and her parents' separation as she plans the perfect sweet 16 birthday party.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Anna Verheyen, Jan Verheyen, Lien Willaert
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Max Rockatansky, Banijay Belgium
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