All-American Girl: The Mary Kay Letourneau Story

Fatally cheats in making Vili an impossibly smooth and seasoned seducer, and casting a friggin 18 year-old to play him. You may credit Fualaau's assertions that their relationship (and marriage) didn't represent an extended act of exploitation, but such decisions leave the film squarely in that realm. Also glosses over Letourneau's father abandoning his two illegitimate children and their mother, instead opting for a quick lie and dumb parallel. As usual, more potential in truth. Miller's good.