Eighth Grade (2018)

Movie Details

Original Title Eighth Grade

Original Language EN

Budget $2,000,000

Revenue $13,539,709

Status Released

Popularity 2.1

Cast

Elsie Fisher

Kayla Day

Popularity: 2.1

Josh Hamilton

Mark Day

Popularity: 1.0

Emily Robinson

Olivia

Popularity: 0.6

Jake Ryan

Gabe

Popularity: 0.6

Daniel Zolghadri

Riley

Popularity: 1.8

Fred Hechinger

Trevor

Popularity: 1.9

Imani Lewis

Aniyah

Popularity: 3.7

Luke Prael

Aiden

Popularity: 0.6

Catherine Oliviere

Kennedy

Popularity: 0.1

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Nora Mullins

Steph

Popularity: 0.0

Gerald Jones

Tyler

Popularity: 0.2

Missy Yager

Mrs. Graves

Popularity: 0.5

Key Crew

Director Bo Burnham

Producer Christopher Storer, Lila Yacoub, Eli Bush

Screenplay Bo Burnham

Editor Jennifer Lilly

Executive Producer Jamin O'Brien

Production

A24

Scott Rudin Productions

Videos & Trailers

Bo Burnham & Elsie Fisher on EIGHTH GRADE

Featurette

Inside Picturehouse 'In Focus'

Featurette

Car Ride Movie Clip

Clip

Friend Hangout Movie Clip

Clip

You're So Cool Movie Clip

Clip

This is Eighth Grade

Featurette

Image Gallery

Backdrops

Posters

Keywords

adolescence identity crisis coming of age teenage girl middle school self identity social media generation z

Reviews from TMDB

Gimly 6/10

Jan 20, 2019

I can't elevate _Eighth Grade_ to the status that my peers have, it just wasn't all that to me. But it was still very good, and very real, that tangible sort of youth that comes with dedication to the format. _Final rating:★★★ - I liked it. Would personally recommend you give it a go._

beyondthecineramadome 10/10

Jun 20, 2022

Full review: <a>https://www.tinakakadelis.com/beyond-the-cinerama-dome/2021/12/28/its-brutal-out-here-eighth-gradenbspreview<a> Internet comedian and humorous songwriter Bo Burnham in the role of writer and director of a movie about an eighth-grade girl sounds, on the surface, like quite a mismat ... Read more

CinemaSerf 7/10

Feb 21, 2025

Elsie Fisher turns in a strong performance here as the teenage “Kayla” coming to terms with all of those uncertainties we all feel as puberty beckons. Coupled with her own personal issues, she’s in her last year of what could loosely be referred to a children’s school and is maybe just a lit ... Read more