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Is my favorite because you follow a young woman through her decision of an unplanned pregnancy and it's very interesting what she thinks.

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Harry Potter and the goblet of fire
A competition where magic is used to overcome difficulties

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The film Yolngu Boy. It is sad but realistic for many First Nations teenagers.

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The spiderman series is a coming of age not only for peter parker but for mary jane as well.

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The film "Soul Surfer" is based on the true story of professional surfer, Bethany Hamilton and how she overcame the obstacle of being involved in a horrific shark attack which resulted in the amputation of her left arm. After this attack the movie shows Bethany's recovery of how she is so persistent to just try and get back in the water and prepare for the national surfing competition. I love this movie and am able to relate to it on such a deep level as 2 years back i had an accident resulting in the amputation of a few of my fingers and after the incident all i remember was wanted to get back into swimming for my school carnival haha.

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my favorite coming of age movie is coach carter which is a basketball movie where a coach completely transforms a bottom tier basketball team into a winning basketball team

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fast and the furious
the fast and the furious is about racing and it bring people close and into family.

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One of my favourite coming of age films is 'The perks of being a wallflower." It shows a boy struggling with trauma and depression. He makes wonderful friends who fit outside the "Sociably accepted group". He grows through his ups and downs with them. I relate to his awkwardness and his struggle to be accepted into society and it just takes me on an emotional rollercoaster.

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The lion king

The lion king is a movie about a young lion who is the son of the king of the pride. In the movie tragedy strikes and the young lion is forced to learn about the world on his own before returning home to regain the throne from his uncle who illegitimately stole the throne.

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'The Breakfast Club' is a film directed by John Hughes in 1985 - making it 35 years old now, woah!

It follows a range of students at a high school, who have been given weekend detention. Needless to say, chaos ensues as there is no active supervision!

Whilst there is no central protagonist, I like that it focuses on students from different backgrounds and 'cliques' within the school. As a viewer, we witness their development as they learn patience, to listen to each other, and to appreciate their differences and work together.

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Anne of Green Gables is a 1908 novel by LM Montgomery. It's about an orphan who is adopted  by an elderly brother and sister, and brought to live in the town of Avonlea.
Throughout the novel, Anne ages into a young adult. She learns many lessons along the way after getting into many scrapes- about controlling her temper, to cure her vanity, about forgiveness and she transforms into a dreamy and scatterbrained child into a mature and grounded (but still dreamy!) young woman.
I love this book because I relate to Anne in so many ways with her love of books, writing and daydreaming; and it's heartwarming to watch her find a family and be loved for the first time that she can remember. (Also because of Gilbert Blythe reasons, who is the best).