Toe to Toe

2009
Not Rated
1 Std. 44 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

5,4/10

524

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Louisa Krause and Sonequa Martin-Green in Toe to Toe (2009)

At a politically correct prep school in Washington, DC two girls Â– one black, one white Â– go toe to toe. Jesse (Louisa Krause) is a privileged but troubled white girl whose slutty tendencies pull her towards self-destructive behavior. Tosha (Sonequa Martin) is a fiercely determined African-American from Anacostia, one of DC's most impoverished areas. Both new seniors and star players on their schoolÂ’s lacrosse team, the two girls click despite their differences. Their fledgling friendship begins to falter when they discover their shared interest in Rashid, a dashing Lebanese deejay.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA story about two lacrosse teammates from opposite sides of the track.A story about two lacrosse teammates from opposite sides of the track.A story about two lacrosse teammates from opposite sides of the track.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

5,4/10

524

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

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- 2 Nominierungen insgesamt

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Trailer 2:20

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"Lacrosee Tryouts" from Toe to Toe

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"Lacrosee Tryouts" from Toe to Toe

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8/10

Surprisingly Refreshing

I truly enjoyed this movie. I am disappointed to see it has been rated so low. However, I am not surprised as this film has two lead female characters who grapple with issues of identity, sexuality, and companionship just to name a few. This film went much deeper than I expected and it was quite refreshing to see an authentic portrayal of teen women that did not involve some form of objectification and/or oppression.

I work with teens and would consider showing this film to the young women that I work with as a teaching and discussion tool. The two actors were excellent in this movie. I was drawn in and found myself invested with both of the lead females. At the end I definitely had some empathy for Jesse. I have worked with many girls who are like her and now have a better understanding of their motivations.

All in all, an excellent movie.