This is another GREAT movie. It really taught alot. Here is what Disney DVD (http://www.disneyvideos.go.com/moviefinder/products/2368303.html) says about it:

Inspired by actual events comes this Emmy Award-winning movie about two girls from different worlds who learn the ultimate lesson about tolerance and friendship. When African-American Congressman Ron Dellums and his daughter Piper (Shadia Simmons, ZENON: THE ZEQUEL), greet their South African exchange student Mahree (Lindsey Haun, BRING IT ON), they're surprised to discover she's white. But no one's more surprised than Mahree herself, a product of the Apartheid system, who's been raised to view dark-skinned people as second-class citizens. Only if Piper and Mahree can learn to see past their differences will they discover the friendship of a lifetime.

It is one of their best ever made. I hope all of you get a chance to see it.

(Please discuss only the quality of the movie, its story and keep the subject matter to a mature level)

Is this in this movie in theaters or is it just coming soon or what?

It is an older DCOM. It can be found on video now and I have seen it play every now and then on TV still.

Ah, ok. Thanks!

I saw this movie a lot of times, including was I was very little.

It is quite inspiriational. :)

Ru Ru :mickeymo:

I've seen this maybe three times, and I love it. Its a wonderful story, and so different from what Disney Chanel usually shows.

this is one of my favorite DCOM, i have seen it many times, i am pretty sure they play it during *correct me if the name is wrong* african-american appreciation week, lol again i forgot what that week or weekend is called... but it is very inspiring