List of films about teenagers, school and love

Although it seems to some adults that modern adolescents are just doing what they play in computer games, aimlessly hang around the streets, fight, swear at a mat and drink beer, in fact it's not at all the case. Many teenagers enthusiastically read books and like to watch films about the same schoolchildren, teenagers, love and school.

It's not always so-so sitcoms, just taking time, because the filmmakers shoot a lot of fascinating, psychologically directed and serious youth films about the school and the love of teenagers - about everything that worries yesterday's children at this stage of life.

If parents can not find the right approach to their grown-up children, then the microclimate in the family can help to watch movies that make you think about the meaning of such a short life. Seeing themselves from the side, teenagers can completely rethink their lives, and relationships with relatives and relatives. Therefore, you can advise moms and dads, armed with a pen to make a list of teenage movies about love, school and relationships.

List of the best foreign films about love, teenagers and school

Although domestic filmmakers make films that are closest to our reality, adolescents are still interested in and attracting the unknown - what happens to the same schoolchildren as they are, but living in a different reality:

1. "Summer. Classmates. Love "(2012). This American comedy is in fact not so naive and stupid as it might seem at first glance. The main character together with friends decides to go to summer in Paris - the most romantic city on earth. But will not this trip fail, after all at the wrong time she quarreled with her boyfriend, and Mom brings in a negative.
2. "Confrontation" (2008). Claire, enrolled in a private school, does not fit into her framework at all - neither refined manners, nor fashionable clothes. In addition, her family settled in the guest house of the manor of rich people, whose daughter rides all at school. She heads the so-called Beautiful School Committee and, apparently, Claire will never get into it unless she builds a grand plan ...
3. "Make a wish" (1996). Two sisters, one of whom is beautiful and the other just a diligent student, disliked each other since childhood. The youngest always envied the beauty and popularity of the eldest. And now, one day she made a wish for a falling star to be at least for a moment the same as her sister. No one could have foreseen that the next day this dream will become reality and the sisters will exchange their bodies.

In addition to these foreign teenage films about love and school, you can offer the following films to view:

• "A Classical Musical" (2006);
• "From 13 to 30" (2004);
• "The Night with Bat Cooper" (2009);
• Katis (2009);
• "Freaky Friday" (2003);
• Princess Protection Program. (2009);
• "Speak" (2004);
• "10 reasons for my hatred" (1999);
• "Plaksa" (1990).

Soviet and Russian films about teenage love and school

Our cinematography is slightly inferior to the foreign in the number of films shot, but still has enough strength to compete with it. Films for children and adolescents began to be shot in the Soviet Union, and the problems of that time are still relevant today, although this may not seem at first sight.

Modern movies for watching teenagers are not so much, but if you look good, you can find many worthwhile and interesting:

1. "The head of a woodpecker does not hurt" (1974). A film about how an ordinary schoolboy with his talents and skills wants to punch his way into a happy adult life, not using the authority of the famous older brother-basketball player.
2. "In my death I ask to blame Klava K." (1976). This is one of the most powerful Soviet films about love and relationships in adolescence. Sergei Lavrov is experiencing a huge personal tragedy due to a break with his first love and this leaves an imprint on his entire future life.
3. "Tomorrow was a war" (1987). The film is not about the relationship of adolescents, as we often imagine, but how yesterday's children had to grow up at one point, and how the war influenced the formation of the characters of the main characters.

From what goes on the Russian screens in recent years, teenagers can be advised to watch such films:

• "The geographer globed the globe" (2013);
• "Thirst" (2013);
• "The Game of Moths" (2004);
• "Drawing" (2008);
• "Everyone will die, but I will stay" (2008);
• "School" (2009);
• "Physics and Chemistry" (2014).