I watched this at home via Netflix streaming movies. I was intrigued by the description, non-talented tomboys want to start a rock band. My title calls them preteens, I believe they are actually supposed to be 13 but they seem a bit younger.
The streaming movie has English subtitles, these two good friends with very short hair visit a recording studio, they actually get their hands on instruments for the first time and absolutely can't play. They can't really sing either and they make up anti-establishment lyrics.
They are forced at school to sit through a student talent show and hear another 13-yr-old girl play guitar beautifully. They hatch a plan, maybe they can befriend her and she can teach them to play.
They never really form a rock band that anyone would want to listen to, but the story is more about family and friendship and how to look at options for yourself as you grow towards young adulthood.
I only found the movie "OK", others might like it more.
The streaming movie has English subtitles, these two good friends with very short hair visit a recording studio, they actually get their hands on instruments for the first time and absolutely can't play. They can't really sing either and they make up anti-establishment lyrics.
They are forced at school to sit through a student talent show and hear another 13-yr-old girl play guitar beautifully. They hatch a plan, maybe they can befriend her and she can teach them to play.
They never really form a rock band that anyone would want to listen to, but the story is more about family and friendship and how to look at options for yourself as you grow towards young adulthood.
I only found the movie "OK", others might like it more.