Movies with Coming-of-Age Mood

Teen series Flunk explores contemporary coming-of-age issues, as a group of queer students navigate the intricacies of high school relationships.

"Stay" is a 90-minute dark romantic psychological drama that explores the relationship of a woman and her captor over the course of several months. Seeing just how dark a love story can be and still be considered a love story.

After twenty years abroad, Reynold Zedler returns to Saltgrave—not only to find his estranged son, Dylan, but to uncover the truth behind his wife's murder. He finds Dylan living in poverty, working as a laborer, while Dylan's pregnant wife, Eva, is terrorized by the city's corrupt elite. As Reynold systematically dismantles the underworld that rules Saltgrave, he must reclaim his hidden power and reveal his true identity to protect the family he just found—before it's too late.

Maya Hayes is a straight-A student with one goal: study hard, escape her violent father, and never look back. But when she stumbles into a tattoo parlor — fleeing a beating — she comes face-to-face with Oakridge High's resident rebel, Jude Sinclair. Soon, the well-behaved scholar and the rich kid with a broken past are thrown together as desk mates. Late nights turn into shared secrets. Insults give way to understanding. Bit by bit, they begin to see through each other's armor — and find something real underneath. Together, they make a pact: break free, fight back, and burn down everything that tries to keep them down.

A car accident stole Sabrina's voice when she was just eight years old. Mute but not broken, she grew up surrounded by love—especially from Julian, her childhood sweetheart who promised her forever. But forever ended three years into their marriage. Julian's heart wandered. Then Adrian came back. Seeing her shattered by Julian's betrayal, Adrian made a choice. He broke through the walls around Sabrina's heart—and reminded her that love doesn't always need a voice.

When Chloe's first day of camp, her nemesis Morgan reveals that she's a virgin to all of the other counselors, and the guys at camp compete to see who takes Chloe's V-Card. But when she's saved by bad boy counselor Asher, she meets the first person who gets her to let her guard down. Can Chloe and Asher's relationship a summer of crazy campers, wild bonfires, and a hoard of counselors who want to tear their relationship apart?

Jules needs to fake a relationship with Noah to pay off her mom’s medical debt. There’s one problem: Jules and Noah hate each other. But when they work together to get revenge on their backstabbing ground of friends, Noah and Jules realize that their feelings for each are totally real. Can Jules ignore her feelings for Noah to save her family?

Olivia and Finn are total opposites - she's a studious, artistic good girl, and he's a rebellious party animal straight out of rehab. But when they hook up the night before Olivia's dad marries Finn's mom, they realize they have one thing in common: their obsession with each other. Can Olivia put her feelings for her bad boy stepbrother aside?