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“Young Woman and the Sea” is a biopic about Gertrude Ederle, who in 1926 became the first woman to swim across the English Channel. There’s very little iffy content, and the story is powerfully emotionally involving. Characters are tough and brave, with Ederle enduring intense sexism from sports officials and others who don’t think women should compete in swimming.
They also use mild language like “crud,” “heck,” “stupid” and “dork.” Like “Camp Cretaceous,” “Chaos Theory” has compelling teenage characters; an interesting plot; and messages about communication, courage and teamwork. “Geek Girl” is a TV series inspired by Holly Smale’s young-adult book series of the same name. It follows neurodivergent teenager Harriet Manners , a self-identified geek who becomes a fashion model.
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