The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants (2005)

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Written by Ann Brashares, Delia Ephron

Directed by Ken Kwapis

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2005

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

When four best friends realise that for the first time they will be doing separate things during the summer, they hit on a novel way of keeping in touch. Despite the fact that they are very different shapes and sizes, they find an amazing pair of jeans that fit all four off them perfectly and, whilst apart, proceed to pass them around along with stories of their adventures. Based on Anne Brashares' book of the same name, this is a story of four young women coming of age. It is a tale of romance, sex, fun and emotion, all linked together by a magical pair of trousers. It's a refreshing and unusual film that will leave you smiling.

Cast

Amber TamblynTibby
Alexis BledelLena
Image for America FerreraAmerica FerreraCarmen
Blake LivelyBridget
Jenna BoydBailey
Bradley WhitfordAl
Nancy TravisLydia Rodman
Image for Rachel TicotinRachel TicotinCarmen's Mother
Mike VogelEric
Michael RadyKostas
Leonardo NamBrian McBrian
Maria KonstadarouYia Yia
George TouliatosPapou
Kyle SchmidPaul Rodman
Erica HubbardSoccer Pal Diana

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