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Get Real

1998 · Movie · R · 111 min

7.1(192)unSUB Rating

DramaRomance

A closeted teen in a small English town tries to balance school, family expectations, and a secret search for connection, leaning on a loyal friend for support. When an unexpected date brings him close to the school’s admired golden boy, their growing bond collides with rumors, bullying, and the pressure to keep up appearances.

Based on What's Wrong With Angry?

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Details
Years
1998
Release date
1998-08-16
Language
English
Rated
R
Runtime
111 min
TMDB rating (input)
7.0/10 (192 votes)
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you want a sincere, sometimes funny teen coming-of-age romance that tackles secrecy, first love, and school pressure with a realistic edge; Not for you if you want a purely upbeat story—try Beautiful Thing for a lighter cousin.

Pros: touching coming-of-age romance; heartfelt performances; funny best-friend moments | Cons: some dated elements; uneven tone shifts; a few clichés

Themes

  • coming out
  • high school
  • homophobia
  • based on play or musical
  • coming of age
  • britain
  • teenage love
  • lgbt
  • sexual discovery
  • gay theme
  • gay teenager

Cast & crew

  • Ben Silverstone

    Ben Silverstone

    as Steven Carter

  • Brad Gorton

    Brad Gorton

    as John Dixon

  • Charlotte Brittain

    Charlotte Brittain

    as Linda

  • Stacy Hart

    Stacy Hart

    as Jessica

  • Kate McEnery

    Kate McEnery

    as Wendy

  • PN

    Patrick Nielsen

    as Mark Watkins

  • TH

    Tim Harris

    as Kevin Grainger

  • JW

    James D. White

    as Dave

  • JP

    James Perkins

    as Young Steve

  • NH

    Nicholas Hunter

    as Young Mark

Directed by Simon Shore