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Coming-of-Age Doesn’t Stop at 18 — and Movies Should Reflect That
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Coming-of-Age Doesn’t Stop at 18 — and Movies Should Reflect That
Movies love to tell us that growing up ends the moment you graduate high school. For most of us, that’s when things actually get confusing. You leave home, start working, maybe move to a new place (maybe more than once like in my case) and now all of a sudden you’re supposed to know who […] The post Coming-of-Age Doesn’t Stop at 18 — and Movies Should Reflect That appeared first on NYCTastemakers.
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