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This is one of those rare films that depicts young love in a tender, realistic and pure way. | This is one of those rare films that depicts young love in a tender, realistic and pure way. | ||
| − | Starring | + | Starring [[Reese Witherspoon]] at 15 years old, before she became famous. |
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Wildflower (1991) is a sweet southern tale of a young girl (Patricia Arquette) condemned to live in rags and filth in a shack by her abusive father, because of her epileptic fits and partial deafness. She's befriended by neighbors, a brother and sister, paragons of Christian virtue, who clean her up and get her an education.
This is one of those rare films that depicts young love in a tender, realistic and pure way.
Starring Reese Witherspoon at 15 years old, before she became famous.