Twenty Something
PGUnited States rating20217mAnimation, Comedy, Drama
Gia feels overwhelmed by the transition into adulthood on her 21st birthday. To cope with her nerves, she imagines her inner feelings as three different versions of herself. The story explores the internal struggles of growing up and finding confidence in a new stage of life.
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Gia feels overwhelmed by the transition into adulthood on her 21st birthday. To cope with her nerves, she imagines her inner feelings as three different versions of herself. The story explores the internal struggles of growing up and finding confidence in a new stage of life.
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- Scary
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- Violence
- None
- Language
- None
- Rude humour
- Mild
- Sad themes
- Mild
- Pace
- Moderate
- The animation style and narrative structure suggest a standard feature film pace with moments of comedy and reflection. Estimated
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Talk about it after
- 1Why did Gia imagine herself as three different people?
- 2How did the older sister help Gia feel more confident?
- 3What are some things that make you feel nervous about growing up?
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