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To Be Fat Like Me (DVD, 2010)

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Experience the emotions and challenges of learning to love yourself just as you are with "To Be Fat Like Me" on DVD. This touching Lifetime original movie features Kaley Cuoco in a powerful performance that captures the essence of the struggle and triumph of body image issues. A must-have for fans of Lifetime's heartfelt storytelling, this DVD offers a poignant journey that's both relatable and inspiring. This out-of-print DVD is a rare find for collectors and enthusiasts of the genre. It is formatted for Region 1, which includes the US and Canada, ensuring compatibility with North American DVD players. The movie is rated NR, making it suitable for a broad audience seeking a poignant and engaging cinematic experience.

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A high school athlete learns an important lesson in reserving judgment after suffering a sports injury that blows her chance for a scholarship, and filming a documentary about what it's like to be fat. Seventeen-year-old Aly (Kaley Cuoco) is pretty, confident, and strong. She's a true star on the softball field, but after blowing out her knee, Aly's chances of winning a sports scholarship start to look slim. A firm believer in the power of personality, Aly thinks that overweight people like her brother and mother allow themselves to fall victim to their own low self-esteem. Before long, Aly is donning a fat suit and a camera in order to prove that obese people aren't pariahs. If she can make her point, Aly reckons, perhaps she can score a film scholarship. The second she walks into school in her new skin, however, the unsympathetic teen quickly discovers just how cruel and unforgiving her peers can really be.