Juno is just one of those many films that dives into the intricacies of teenage pregnancy. But arguably, it's also one of the best to do it! Actress Ellen Page gives just the right amount of lighthearted acting needed for you to understand the movie's message. Well, if you're looking for a compelling coming-of-age story, you'll love this tale about a girl trying to join the ranks of responsible adults.

Of course, you're going to pick up something good from an Academy Award Best Picture winner. But more than that, Moonlight zeroes in on how different factors can potentially affect a person's attitude while growing up. This coming-of-age film also tackles issues regarding race and gender, making it twice as interesting!

If you think you've experienced a lot during your teens, you better see this film. As hilarious and crazy it is as a movie, Superbad actually gives a great take on what it is to be a young adult. This coming-of-age comedy flick will treat you to a night to remember filled with booze, fake IDs, party crashing, and tons of adolescent fun which you'd totally enjoy. 

Meet Benjamin Braddock, one of cinema's most iconic coming-of-age heroes. And in The Graduate, you'll see this 20-something handsome man deal with some serious decision-making which involves love and life. Well, even if this flick is from the 60's, you'll still surely find it relatable and entertaining.

If you're a young music fan, or just some older guy who wishes that you grew up with a band, Almost Famous would surely be a great watch! Catch the tale of a 15-year old teen who thinks that making music is the best way to come of age. But of course, once he is offered a rare gig to cover a rising band for Rolling Stone, things take a different turn.

We've all been through high school. And whether you're just like the gals in Mean Girls or not, you'd surely pick up a thing or two about this mid-2000's teen classic. Watch this film and you'll understand why it has been called one of the most entertaining coming-of-age films out there. 

Girlhood was originally part of the Directors' Fortnight section of the 2014 Cannes Film Festival. It's a French coming-of-age, drama film about a girl who joins a gang. After joining her affiliation, she gains new-found self-confidence but she realizes that it doesn't make her happier.

When a 14-year-old girl Dani starts becoming flirtatious with Court, her crush, her expectations that she would be loved back also becomes high. But things start to become complicated when Court falls in love with Dani's older sister, Maureen. Maureen and Court start dating secretly until Dani finds out. Will their strong connection as sisters change? This coming-of-age film will teach you how love can be difficult at times.