effort to help her, Legs leads Maddie, Rita, and Violet to Goldie's house to demand $10,000 from her parents to send Goldie to rehab. The situation escalates when Goldie's father refuses and Legs, holding him at gunpoint, forces the others to take him to the abandoned house. He is tied to a chair while the girls try to think of what to do next, and the tension rises as Legs begins taking her own paternal frustrations out on him. In the midst of the chaos, Rita accidentally shoots Goldie's father in the shoulder. Panic ensues and the girls resolve to get Goldie's father to the hospital. When Goldie, Rita, and Violet leave with Goldie's father, Maddie realizes Legs is missing. She finds Legs walking along the bridge, looking for a ride to another town. Both girls make proposals, Maddie for Legs to stay with her and the others and Legs for Maddie to join her on the road. Sad but resolute, the two eventually go their separate ways. Legs gets a truck to stop and boards as Maddie watches it disappear. In a voice-over, it is revealed that Maddie reunited with her boyfriend, finished high school, and went on to attend art school in New York City. She travels the world, always stopping at airports and bus stops along the way. Although none of the group ever see Legs again, they still get together once in a while and strengthen their bond over the past. Cast Hedy Burress as Madeline "Maddie" Wirtz Angelina Jolie as Margaret "Legs" Sadovsky Jenny Lewis as Rita Faldes Jenny Shimizu as "Goldie" Goldman Cathy Moriarty as Martha Wirtz Sarah Rosenberg as Violet Kahn Michelle Brookhurst as Cindy Dash Mihok as Dana Taylor Peter Facinelli as Ethan Bixby Richard Beymer as Mr. Parks Fran Bennett as Judge Holifield John Diehl as Mr. Buttinger Chris Mulkey as Dan Goldman Jay Acovone as Chuck Production The film was shot in Portland, Oregon. Reception On Rotten Tomatoes it has an approval rating of 33% based on reviews from 12 critics. References External links 1996 films 1996 drama films 1996 independent films 1996 LGBT-related films 1990s coming-of-age drama films 1990s female buddy films 1990s feminist films 1990s high school films 1990s teen drama films American coming-of-age drama films American female buddy films American feminist films American high school films American independent films American teen drama films American teen LGBT-related films