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Flirting is an Australian comedy drama film from 1991, which serves as the second part of a planned trilogy that began with The Year My Voice Broke (1987).
The movie is set in 1965 Australia and follows the story of a socially awkward teenage student named Danny (Noah Taylor). He spends his days dealing with bullies who mock his stutter while simultaneously developing a deep infatuation with Thandiwe (Thandie Newton), an exchange student from Uganda who attends a nearby all-girls school. Despite being misfits in their respective social circles, the two find solace in each other's company and embark on a journey towards adulthood by crossing the small lake that separates their schools.
The film, written and directed by John Duigan, seamlessly blends satirical humor, childish antics, and heart-tugging emotional depth. It perfectly captures the nuances of teenage love, with Noah Taylor delivering an outstanding performance as the endearing and relatable Danny. Thandie Newton, in her breakout role at just 16 years old at that time, exudes a natural charisma and professional talent beyond her years.
Overall, Flirting is a coming-of-age film that expertly balances electric energy and heartbreaking emotions. It's a must-see for anyone who appreciates a well-crafted, touching story.

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