Perfect High

A talented high school gymnast, highly motivated to secure a college scholarship, faces immense pressure and begins to rely on prescription pain medication to cope with injuries and the demands of her sport. As her dependency grows, her life and relationships begin to unravel. She struggles to maintain her athletic performance and keep her secret from her family and coaches, leading to a dangerous downward spiral.

Perfect High received mixed to negative reviews, with critics often citing its predictable plot and heavy-handed approach to the sensitive subject matter of addiction. While some acknowledged the performances, particularly of the lead actress, many found the film to be a sensationalized portrayal of a serious issue.

• The film attempts to tackle the serious issue of prescription drug abuse among young athletes.
• Many found the narrative to be formulaic and lacking in genuine depth.
• Performances were sometimes praised, but often overshadowed by the film's perceived melodrama.

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The film was part of the "Lifetime" movie network's slate of dramas, often focusing on intense, real-life issues with a melodramatic approach.