Childhood's End

REVIEW
If Breakfast Club broke all the rules: a group of suburban teenagers seek love and sex in this provocative independent feature from director Jeff Lipsky. "A frank and unexpurgated look at the queer and not-so-queer aspects of '90s suburban life."Set in present-day suburban Minneapolis, the film centers on three high school graduates and their families. Greg, a handsome, confident young man to whom people always gravitate, has landed a job at a top magazine. Chloe, his sister, is pursuing a career as a model. Rebecca, who is painfully shy, has an encounter with Denise that blossoms into love. Woven together, their stories unite to become a meditation on finding one's place in the world - leaving a home forever shadowed by mingled memories of love and anguish, and finding the inner strength to create a new home for oneself