Saige Paints the Sky

TV Movie
2013
TV-G
1h 40m

IMDb RATING

5.7/10

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Saige (Sidney Fullmer) works to save her school's art program and keep her best friend.Saige (Sidney Fullmer) works to save her school's art program and keep her best friend.Saige (Sidney Fullmer) works to save her school's art program and keep her best friend.

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IMDb RATING

5.7/10

547

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Tessa
(as Alex Peters)

Alana Gordillo

Gabi

Mika Abdalla

Dylan

Kerr Smith

Mr. Copeland

Jane Seymour

Mimi

Laurel Harris

Mrs. Copeland

Omar Paz Trujillo

Luis
(as Omar Trujillo)

Rebecca Gibson

Principal Laird

Stephanie Sy

Mrs. Applegate

Kate Gajdosik

Mrs. Patterson

David House

Therapist

Shawn Mondragon

Announcer

Ethan Chernick

Older Boy

Robb Moon

Photographer
(uncredited)

Justin D. Moore

Old Town Parade Background
(uncredited)

Rodney Nagel

Parade Photographer
(uncredited)

Karen Tusa

Parent
(uncredited)

Director
- Vince Marcello
Writers
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Trivia
Sidney Fullmer is a blonde, but dyed her hair red to play Saige.

Goofs
In the beginning when Saige is shown getting ready, she puts on a necklace with a pendant of several blue stones. In the very next shot as she rushes down the stairs, she's wearing a coin necklace.

Connections
Followed by Isabelle Dances Into the Spotlight (2014)

Soundtracks
Set It Off
Written by David Kopatz, Caroline Gustavson, Anderz Wrethov
Performed by Caroline Gustavson

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Featured review

9/10

extraordinarily emotionally affecting

I have never seen an "American Girl" film, and in fact have been quite cynical of the obvious marketing goals. Well, this film belies my prior views, as it is worth every second of watching.

The writing is for young girls, of course, but I am an adult male who likes "Batman" films, and the writing, quickly-paced direction, and acting (what an extraordinary bunch of little girl actresses!) all combined to bring tears to all our eyes.

I don't give it a "10" for one reason: I dislike the constant warm back- lighting; it is reminiscent of those cheesy "wholesome breakfast" ads where people eat surrounded by wheat fields early in the morning.

If you get a chance to see this re-run, please do yourself a favor and don't miss it!