Evan Rachel Wood,
Michael Angarano,
David Gallagher,
Vivica A. Fox,
Tayva Patch
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A girl puts her ability to keep a confidence to work, though she soon learns it's a tougher job than she imagined in this comedy drama for young people. Emily (Evan Rachel Wood) is a 14-year-old girl ... read more
DVD Release Date: February 4, 2003
Stats: 318 reviews
This movie is a groundbreaking drama. It is a landmark as one of my favourite childhood films, and I wish it was even longer than 1 hour and 45 minutes! This movie released when I was 8 years old, and I cried back then, now I just look back on it as an amazing film.
fantastic film for the whole family with a great story. my wife wrote and we produced it together and we cast evan rachel wood (first film)
i love it and it was one of the first movies when i moved to verndale in 2000 or 2001 but i got it in 2002
omg this movie is so good! and i know its supposed to be serious, but the part when she falls off the roof is funny!
OMG my best fried for like ever is in this movie. his name is landon kunzleman!! and if u don't believe me too bad!
I was in this movie as Gregory. I met everyone in the cast including David who's the voice of Riku in Kingdom Hearts ^_^
Yay for David Gallagher who was the voice actor for Riku in Kingdom Hearts! And also yay for my friend who was in this movie!
this was kinda dumb...and the guy with blonde hair in this movie that the girl falls in love with is not even cute! but it was a ok movie
There are a lot of movies out there made for fourteen-year-old boys, a ton of movies made for six-year-old kids, this movie is made for ten-year-old girls and for what it is, I really like it. Full Review
What you end up with are a bunch of kids acting not like kids, but how adults who've lost all sense of what it was like to be a kid think kids behave. Full Review
A touching film that will make audiences smile and cry at young characters who are learning about love and confession. Full Review
Good intentions don't necessarily make for compelling storytelling.
I am rating this movie at three stars because it contains absolutely nothing to object to. That in itself may be objectionable, but you will have to decide for yourself. Full Review
Budding adolescents shouldn't find much fault with this pleasantly diverting, albeit formulaic, teen drama.
Ms. Wood has a poise and wistfulness beyond her years, and she seems likely to follow the path of the child star Diane Lane into more nuanced adult roles. Full Review
Lurking beneath a sentimental surface and a treacly hearts-and-flowers score, Blair Treu's Little Secrets offers some genuine substance for youthful audiences. Full Review
More of a suburban fantasy than real-world slice-of-life, the small film still manages to capture some teenage talk and emotional concerns. Full Review
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