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Format: Laserdisc
 Aug 1994
 Rated PG
 Recording Mode: Dolby Surround
 Sound: Stereo, Surround, HiFi
 Closed Captioned
 99 min.
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Movie Description Vada's (Anna Chlumsky) only 13-years-old but she's already been through quite a bit: she's practically grown up without a mother, her best friend suffered a fatal injury and now her father (Dan Aykroyd) has re-married and started a new family. Despite it all, she's blossomed into well-rounded, coltish young lady. When her father and step-mom move the family to Los Angeles, Vada realizes she'll have to make a big adjustment. Searching for her roots to fulfill a scholastic assignment, she begins researching her mother's life, only to make some startling and wonderful discoveries.
Synopsis In this sequel, young Veda travels to her uncle's home in Los Angeles, where she befriends a boy her age and copes with the difficult in-between years, rebelling against her father and learning about herself along the way.
Film Notes Copyright 1994 Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc.
Rated BBFC PG by the British Board of Film Classification.
Industry Reviews "...[Chlumsky] is as sweetly disarming as ever..." Wloszczyna
"...[An] affecting, sunny, sequel..." -- Rating: B+ Entertainment Weekly - Lisa Schwarzbaum (03/11/1994)
Quotations "There's being a kid. There's being an adult. And then there's that year in between." -- marketing line for the film
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