Annie O

Téléfilm
1995
PG
1h 33min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWhen a 15-year-old female basketball prodigy makes the boys' varsity team, she inspires a media circus, sibling rivalry and a trip to the state championships in this family sports drama. Joe... Tout lireWhen a 15-year-old female basketball prodigy makes the boys' varsity team, she inspires a media circus, sibling rivalry and a trip to the state championships in this family sports drama. Joely Collins, Chad Willet and Rob Stewart costar in this story of hoop dreams and gender lin... Tout lireWhen a 15-year-old female basketball prodigy makes the boys' varsity team, she inspires a media circus, sibling rivalry and a trip to the state championships in this family sports drama. Joely Collins, Chad Willet and Rob Stewart costar in this story of hoop dreams and gender lines.

Réalisation
- J. Michael McClary
Scénario
- Jefferson Berlin
- Mark Bryan
Casting principal

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5,0/10

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Réalisation
- J. Michael McClary
Scénario
- Jefferson Berlin
- Mark Bryan
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

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6PsychNurseinWI

Girls Are Capable Too!

This movie captures the age old dilemma of societal gender conformity. The movie's main character has a talent that is usually seen as masculine, her school has a team that would showcase that talent except for one thing, she's a girl. The story shows what would probably happen in a school in the United States in the mid-90's, possibly even today, if a young lady chose to go off the beaten path of crocheting and baby-making. It's a movie made for tweens/teens, with a feel good message for girls. Adults probably would find it irritating as they already lived through it in high school themselves. It has a Disney quality that brings some cheese but not nearly as cheesy, just flavored let's say. You also can't get this movie on DVD apparently.

thekidgonzalez

cool

This movie is about a girl that plays basketball all the time. I saw it on HB0 a long time ago. She wants to get on a basketball team. And no Annie O isn't related to Annie (Tomorrow, Tomorrow, your only a day away) or Annie Oakley.