Just Another Girl

Original title: Just Another Girl on the I.R.T.

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6.3/10

1.4K

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Ariyan A. Johnson in Just Another Girl (1992)

With hopes of becoming a doctor and not a product of her environment, a Brooklyn teenager is faced with numerous challenges that threaten her dreams.

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With hopes of becoming a doctor and not a product of her environment, a Brooklyn teenager is faced with numerous challenges that threaten her dreams.With hopes of becoming a doctor and not a product of her environment, a Brooklyn teenager is faced with numerous challenges that threaten her dreams.With hopes of becoming a doctor and not a product of her environment, a Brooklyn teenager is faced with numerous challenges that threaten her dreams.

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IMDb RATING

6.3/10

1.4K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 2 wins & 3 nominations total

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Trivia
The initials "I.R.T." in the film's title stand for "Interborough Rapid Transit", which refers to a number of New York City's subway systems. Despite the title, however, there is only one scene where Chantel Mitchell is seen in the subway.

Goofs
9:17: Chantel and her friends are inside the 2 train, when the doors are closing a door chime is heard. The train they are on was built in 1962 does not any door chimes. Subway cars with door chimes were not built until 1971.

Connections
Featured in Cinefile: Made in the USA (1993)

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Great Debut

This project was done away from Hollywood. In "Just Another Girl..." it focuses on an aspiring college bound student. Who has to cope with her plans being detoured.

The characters were a little materialistic. Question: is someone that drives a Benz, Bimmer or an SUV more man than someone who rides the subway? Go figure! Though this story had an urban theme; it did not have a plot that revolved around violence, guns and drugs. Because Leslie Harris didn't go the Hollywood route; the big screen depiction of her story was told how SHE wanted it to be told. She did not compromise her craft; which justifies why the film made a killing in the after market!