though dull and dragging, at times, endless nightclubbing scenes, etc. was effective in presenting the possibility she was unfairly railroaded by media and legal fanatics. Reveals an upbeat ending, of a young person learning to mature, grow up, accept responsibility, and her path, in spite of the notoriety she in part attracted to herself. Thumbs up, entertaining study of, growing up, learning what life is about. Freedom to choose. It's not clear to me why a review requires 10 lines. Isn't brevity perhaps more effective in expressing an idea? Like the difference between a long boring movie and a shorter impactive one. Anyone else?
