Jess is a Sikh teenager with a passion for football, something that her traditionalist parents, who want her to grow up as a nice Asian girl with an arranged marriage and cooking Aloo Gobi, are horrified by. After making friends with white girl Jules she is introduced to the local womens' team, for whom she must play without her parents' knowiledge, and where she develops a forbidden love interest with the coach. Poor girl, her parents find out everything she does, and imagine worse. A witty find out more...

An excellent sequel to the Australian coming-of-age film "The Year My Voice Broke". Danny is now an outsider at boarding school where he falls for an African girl from the near-by girl's school. They manage to sustain a relationship with hilarious and charming consequences, capturing the goose-bumps, grunts, giggles and gorgeous rapture of teenage love. Taylor is a jowly delight, while 16-year-old newcomer Newton throws savage glances and sensuous smiles with the assured air of a seasoned profes find out more...

Bella Swan has always been a little bit different, never caring about fitting in and, when her mother sends her to live with her father in the rainy little town Forks, Washington, she doesn't expect much of anything to change, that is, until she meets the moody, broody Edward. There is only one, sizable, problem to the teenagers' burgeoning romance: Edward is a vampire and as their relationship grows he finds it increasingly difficult to fight the urge to bite his human love. Adapted from the hu find out more...