There's a fair amount of exaggeration when it comes to Dylan's personality (at least, you have to hope that her pretentiousness isn't entirely realistic), but her emotional evolution is what will stand out for viewers. It tackles the notion of what it means to be atop the social hierarchy and how the pressure to conform to peer pressure complicates teens' relationships.

GEEK CHARMING is very sweet, a little sappy, and superbly crafted. Dylan, too, finds herself drawn to Josh, despite the heat she takes from her inner circle about fraternizing with a 'social outcast.' As both the competition and the film deadline draw near, Josh and Dylan wrestle with their emotions and re-evaluate both their relationship with each other and their definition of popularity. Josh intended his film to be a hard-hitting expose about the high school popularity system, but the more time he spends with Dylan, the more he sees her true nature hidden beneath the cool-girl façade. But when an unexpected encounter with self-proclaimed film geek Josh Rosen ( Matt Prokop) leads the two to team up for his latest film project, Dylan crosses social boundaries and invites him into the life of the 'populars' for the purpose of his documentary. Dylan Schoenfeld ( Modern Family's Sarah Hyland) is proud of her status as Woodlands Academy's most popular girl, and with the school's Blossom Queen competition on the horizon, she's determined to take home the coveted crown and seal her place of honor.

Geek charming by robin palmer