Acting Out 2007
Danny Merton's *Acting Out* (2007) is a raw, intimate drama that plunges into the turbulent world of Skye, a teenage girl suspended from high school for her explosive behavior.
Director: Danny Merton
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Acting Out (2007) about?
Skye, a rebellious teenager suspended from school, struggles with intimacy issues and a fear of relationships stemming from her parents' separation. Her disruptive behavior hides a deeper need for love and validation from those around her.
Who directed Acting Out?
Danny Merton directed *Acting Out* (2007), bringing a focused, character-driven approach to this teen drama.
Who stars in Acting Out?
The film features Sam Atwell, Lara Cox, Gregory Caine, Joanne Trentini, and Mark Jensen in key roles.
Is Acting Out (2007) worth watching?
While unrated, this drama offers a compelling, character-driven exploration of teen struggles with intimacy and family dynamics. If you appreciate raw, dialogue-driven films, it's worth a watch for its emotional depth.
How long is Acting Out?
The runtime of *Acting Out* (2007) is 80 minutes.
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About Acting Out (2007) — A raw drama of teen rebellion and silent cries for love
Danny Merton's *Acting Out* (2007) is a raw, intimate drama that plunges into the turbulent world of Skye, a teenage girl suspended from high school for her explosive behavior.
Struggling with deep-seated intimacy issues and a paralyzing fear of relationships, Skye's erratic outbursts mask her desperate cry for attention—especially from her emotionally distant mother. As she navigates therapy and confronts the aftermath of her parents' separation, her journey becomes a poignant exploration of self-worth, emotional resilience, and the walls we build to protect ourselves. With a tight runtime of 80 minutes, this drama delivers a tight, emotionally charged narrative that lingers long after the credits roll.