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90s movie about a girl being abused by her father

I saw this on HBO in the 90s. It's about a girl in her late teens who is best friends with a boy that lives down the street. The title is a single word, and I think it's the girl's name, like "amber" or something. The boy and girl frequently break into British accents pretending to be other people. Eventually close to the end, the girl shows up on the guy's front porch telling him all the bad things the fictional girl's father has been doing to her. It turns out to have actually been happening to her.
asked Oct 3 in Name That Movie by master41 (300 points)
The general theme was abuse?
commented Oct 6 by VHS_Lives (10,532 points)
Yea, pretty much. The general theme was the girl hiding the sex abuse she had been enduring by her father for years.
commented Oct 6 by master41 (300 points)

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Looking at archives of old HBO guides, I was able to figure it out. This was the episode abby my love of the cbs school break special.
answered 6 days ago by master41 (300 points)
That is awesome you found it. I was restricting my searches to movies since it was on HBO. It seems specials were a big thing back when that had a movie feel and length.
commented 5 days ago by VHS_Lives (10,532 points)
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