Ah, we love our student filmmakers; they always have such fresh and interesting storylines. This one really touches on a delicate subject of losing a friend. It doesn't go into detail about what happened, which is just fine. The point is really about those left behind and how to honor their friend in a special way. Nicely crafted, the actors are very believable, excellent editing. The film's message is about playing tribute to your friend after she passes. I give Leah's List 3.5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 8 to 12. By Julie S., KIDS FIRST!
Ah, we love our student filmmakers; they always have such fresh and interesting storylines. This one really touches on a delicate subject of losing a friend. It doesn't go into detail about what happened, which is just fine. The point is really about those left behind and how to honor their friend in a special way. Nicely crafted, the actors are very believable, excellent editing. The film's message is about playing tribute to your friend after she passes. I give Leah's List 3.5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 8 to 12. By Julie S., KIDS FIRST!
After losing their friend Leah, a group of kids discovers her unfinished bucket list and decide to complete it together in her honor. Along the way, they heal old friendships, share laughter and adventure, and realize that being the best friends ever was the most important goal of all.
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