Little Secrets

Name: Little Secrets
Genre: Drama, Comedy, Music, Family
Released: August 23, 2002
Duration: 96 min
Rating: 52
Cast: David Gallagher, Evan Rachel Wood, Michael Angarano

2002

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Samuel Goldwyn Films | Release Date: August 23, 2002 | PG

Starring: David Gallagher, Evan Rachel Wood, Michael Angarano

Summary: Emily (Wood) is a spunky pre-teen who is entrusted with her young neighbors' most private and cherished secrets.

Director: Blair Treu

Genre(s): Drama, Comedy, Music, Family

Rating: PG

Runtime: 96 min

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Roger Ebert

The film is upbeat, wholesome, chirpy, positive, sunny, cheerful, optimistic and squeaky-clean. It bears so little resemblance to the more complicated worlds of many members of its target audience (girls 4 to 11) that it may work as pure escapism. Read full review

Christine Dolen

It's a beguiling exploration of friendship, trust, truth, insecurity and, yes, secrets. Read full review

Kevin Thomas

Its greeting card look and feel aside, Little Secrets is an otherwise worthy family entertainment. Read full review

Lisa Schwarzbaum

The kids in this syrupy family picture are spunky tykes and the adults are dolts, but Wood is worth watching because she's so clearly ready to play nobody's girl but her own. Read full review

Leslie Camhi

The film's broad performances and heavy-handed moralizing strike a note of condescension sure to be heard by the alienated teenager within us all. Read full review

David Sterritt

A genuine PG, gentle and wholesome almost all the way through. It's not a great movie, but it should attract family audiences. Read full review

Lawrence Toppman

It's a fable that descends rapidly into nonsense. Read full review

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