Young Adult Movies

Hailey Kaplan, a wealthy teenager who decides to conceal her true identity when she transfers to Western High, a public school. Tired of being known only for her family's wealth, Hailey hopes to make genuine friends and experience a normal teenage life. However, her plans are thrown into chaos when Candice Mathis, the daughter of the Kaplan family's maid, arrives at school posing as the Kaplan heiress. Candice quickly rises to the top of the social hierarchy, while Hailey finds herself at the bottom, subjected to bullying and ridicule.

Fraternal twin sisters Emma and Lilly have an insatiable desire to play matchmaker, even though they've never fallen in love themselves. But soon they find that their matchmaking skills run in the family-their father is actually Cupid! When Emma and Lilly fall in love with the same guy, all bets are off-until Emma and Lilly find that their parents' marriage is falling apart. Setting aside their differences, these two matchmakers have to pull together like never before to bring their parents back together.

To the cheerfully clueless Ethan, it seems like his overbearing mother and older brother are hell bent on sabotaging his entire life. The only person who seems to understand him is high school hottie Madison-not the real Madison, but the life sized cutout of her that's affixed to Ethan's closet door. When things at home become unbearable, Ethan heads out to California to spend the summer with his cousins. An already complicated situation spirals hopelessly out of control, however, when it becomes unmistakably apparent that Ethan's cousin Cleo wants to be more than just family.

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

After two girls cruelly impersonate her online in a "reverse cyber bullying" plot, Ashley's reputation is ruined and she and her mother flee a growing threat to their lives. Starting over at a new school, romantic interests and the poignant lessons from an eccentric history teacher draw them out of seclusion until they realize confronting a hurtful past is essential to ensure a brighter future.

She lost her job in a company meltdown but landed a new gig as her old rival's secretary. Amid the challenges, sparks fly between them. But can their budding romance survive the tests ahead?

During rural poverty alleviation, he sponsored a girl who wrongly felt special to him and turned arrogant. After graduating from university five years later, she lied that he was her brother and brought classmates to intern at his company gearing up for IPO. Mistaken as a relative, she abused power, firing the tech team and even declaring herself chairwoman. During vital partnership negotiations, her behavior ruined the deal, causing him to be hospitalized from rage. She then tried to bankrupt and sell the company. Upon waking, he exposed her lies. In revenge, she colluded with rivals, but he outsmarted her. Forensic audits uncovered embezzlement and cyber teams stopped her attacks. She was arrested for fraud and espionage. His company went public successfully with strong investor backing. She became a cautionary tale, and he, a leader rising from the ashes.

Little Alodia had a tough start. At just five years old, she was stuck living with her mean aunt Rhea who only cared about boys. Life was lonely until she met Jade, the fiery widow everyone in Loess Village talked about. A funny thing happened after Jade took Alodia in. Suddenly, Jade's struggling herb business took off. Bills got paid. Good things just kept happening. Turns out the quiet little girl was what folks called a "luck magnet" - where she went, fortune followed. Of course, nasty aunt Rhea came sniffing around when she heard. The village chief, Larry Greene, heard the rumors, trying to take Alodia back. But Jade wasn't having it. With help from folks like Osmond and the neighbors, they showed Rhea for the cruel woman she was. In the end, Jade got to keep her lucky little girl, proving sometimes the family you choose is better than the one you're born into.