My Elected

In a surreal alternate reality where high school students elect their own principal, a group of misfit teenagers attempts to nominate their eccentric and unpopular classmate, Bender, for the position. They face opposition from the popular clique and the faculty, leading to a chaotic and hilarious election process.

My Elected was a critical and commercial success, praised for its witty script, relatable teenage characters, and satirical take on high school politics. It is often cited as a quintessential 1980s teen film.

• Hilarious and surprisingly insightful exploration of high school power dynamics.

• Features iconic performances from its young cast, defining a generation.

• A smart, funny, and heartfelt comedy that remains relevant.

Google audience: Viewers consistently praise the film's humor, memorable characters, and its ability to capture the essence of teenage angst and ambition. Many appreciate its rewatchability and nostalgic value.

Nominated for 2 Academy Awards, including Best Original Screenplay. Won 3 Teen Choice Awards.

The iconic breakfast scene involving a Bender-inspired tantrum was largely improvised by Anthony Michael Hall, who drew inspiration from his own high school experiences.