Watch These 22 Coming-Of-Age Movies For A Break From Your Monotonous Adult Life (2 of 5)

Call Me By Your Name

Release year: 2017

Call Me By Your Name has got everything one can ask for in a movie. From its gripping storyline to the scenic setting, this movie will keep you immersed till the last minute. Elio and Oliver’s tale of love has to be one of the best you would have seen in a while. Added to that is their passionate and steamy romance which is to die for.

Can be watched on Amazon Prime Video, and YouTube

Dope

Release year: 2015

You must have gotten a hint of the movie’s bottom line through its title. Malcolm, a high school student, and three of his friends, Diggy, Nakia, and Jib visit a party hosted by this drug dealer called Dom. When unexpected things happen, Malcolm flees the scene, but he isn’t aware of his backpack’s contents until the next day.

Can be watched on Amazon Prime Video, iTunes, and YouTube

The Perks of Being a Wallflower

Release year: 2012

Were you, as a child, very reserved and shy? If yes, then this movie is sure to impress you. It is the film adaptation of Stephen Chbosky’s novel, which was published in 1991. It revolves around a 15-year-old boy, Charlie, who is demure and introverted. He has to anyhow get over his horrific past and get on with his life as a high school student.

Can be watched on Amazon Prime Video, and YouTube

The Breakfast Club

Release year: 1985

Five students, John, Claire, Allison, Brian, and Andrew have been detained in a library and asked to write an essay describing themselves. They, obviously, do opposite of what they have been asked and spend the whole time talking, getting to know each other, and even daring to smoke marijuana. As the time to submit their write-ups nears, they all ask the brainy one amongst them, Brian, to write theirs as well.

Can be watched on Amazon Prime Video, and YouTube

Mustang

Release year: 2015

Mustang is just the right movie for you if you were a complaining and whiny child. You would thank your stars after watching this film.

Set in a conservative village in Turkey, the movie has certain incidents that are inspired by the director’s personal life. It is focused on five orphaned girls who are living with their strict and narrow-minded relatives. Their lives get even worse and confined to their home when the news of them playing with boys reaches their relative’s ears.

Can be watched on Amazon Prime Video