The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants
the ties that bind through a pair of pants
Adapted from a best selling young adult book, four long time friends, Tibby, Lena, Carmen and Bridget find a pair of jeans that happens to fit all of them despite their different body sizes. They are spending their first summer apart and along the way they experience a sense of love, new changes, developing new bonds, loss and facing the past. Lena spends the summer with her grandparents in Greece, Carmen goes to South Carolina to visit her father who is getting remarred much to her surprise, Tibby is making a mini documentary and befriends a younger girl and Bridget is playing soccer in Mexico and falls in love. It shows how strong their friendship is, even miles away.
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Forest Green
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Nice work! This was a cute movie!
I've not watched this but it sounds so wonderful!