The novel that inspired the movie was published, providing the source material for the film.
Principal photography for the movie took place, capturing the scenes that would be edited into the final film.
The movie had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival, introducing it to critics and audiences.
The film was released to the general public in theaters across the U.S.
High school student Matthew Kidman meets his new neighbor, Danielle, and instantly becomes smitten with her.
Matthew learns that Danielle used to be an adult film star, which complicates his feelings and his reputation among peers.
Danielle moves into the house next door to Matthew, becoming his new neighbor and central to his life.
After Danielle's strict aunt threatens to send her to reform school and ruin her life, Matthew stands up to protect her and her freedom.
A party at Danielle's house spirals out of control, causing embarrassment and creating tension among neighbors and schoolmates.
Matthew openly supports Danielle, helping her overcome social stigma and winning the support of their peers.
