Family,TV Movie
United States of America
The movie is based on the American Girl doll character, Saige Copeland, and was released in 2013. The story follows Saige as she is disappointed to find out that her school has cut funding for the art program due to budget constraints. She is also dealing with her best friend Tessa spending time with a new student, Dylan, who shares Tessa's interest in horses.
Saige feels like she has lost her voice and struggles to find a way to speak up and make a difference. She turns to her grandmother Mimi, who encourages her to take action and organizes a protest to save the art program.
Throughout the movie, Saige learns about the power of using her voice and standing up for what she believes in. Along the way, she discovers her own talent and passion for art, and also finds a way to reconcile her friendship with Tessa.
The movie tackles themes of friendship, creativity, and advocacy, and features strong performances from Sidney Fullmer as Saige and Jane Seymour as Mimi. The movie is a feel-good story that encourages young girls to believe in themselves and their ability to make a positive change in the world.
