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Valley Girl

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In sunny California during the 80s, a beach girl named Julie is the queen of style and fun. Drawn to the party culture and her group of friends, her life seems perfect until she meets a boy from a different social class, a rebellious punk named Randy. He is everything opposite to the guys she usually dates: he has an uninhibited style, is unexpectedly genuine, and isn’t afraid to break the rules.

Julie feels intrigued by his cool attitude and disregard for social conventions, so she decides to venture beyond her bourgeois world. As their relationship blossoms, so do the conflicts: her group of friends and her family disapprove of her new connection, seeing it as a betrayal of her superficial lifestyle. Despite the prejudices surrounding her, Julie confronts her fears and begins to question what she truly wants in life.

The film mixes romance and comedy, depicting the clash between two worlds and the power of young love to transcend differences. With a magnificent pop and rock soundtrack that captures the essence of the era, Julie and Randy’s story not only celebrates teenage romance but also explores themes of self-acceptance, identity, and the importance of being authentic in a world full of expectations. In the end, will love be able to survive social pressure and stereotypes?

Media type
Movie
Year
1983
Director
Martha Coolidge
Writer
Andrew Lane
Wayne Crawford
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
6.40
Service
Metacritic
Rating
66.00
Actors
Nicolas Cage
Deborah Foreman
E. G. Daily
Michael Bowen
Cameron Dye
Heidi Holicker
Michelle Meyrink
Tina Theberge
Lee Purcell
Richard Sanders
Colleen Camp
Frederic Forrest
David Ensor
Joanne Baron
Tony Plana
Tony Markes
Christopher Murphy
Robby Romero
Lisa Antille
Theresa Hayes
Andrew Winner
Betsy Bond
Laura Jacoby
Karl Johnson
Joyce Hyser
Michael Wyle
Josie Cotton
Steven Bauer
Peter Case
Helen Kelly
Troy Martin
Prescott Niles
Gender
Comedy
Romance
Country
United States
Producers
Wayne Crawford
Andrew Lane
Streaming
MGM+ Apple TV Channel
MGM Plus Amazon Channel
Original title
Valley Girl
Duration
99
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