What Are Friends For?

The film features two 12-year-old girls navigating the complexities of their parents' divorce. In their determination to keep their friendship intact, they make a pact that highlights the emotional struggles children face during such family changes.

With a cast that includes Dana Hill and Melora Hardin, this TV movie combines themes of loyalty and resilience against the backdrop of difficult circumstances like divorce and even touches on darker themes such as devil worship. Its unique premise and portrayal of childhood friendships provide a distinct perspective on family relationships.

Collectors of vintage TV movies and family-oriented media from the 1980s may find this film an interesting addition. The film is available in various formats, allowing for different ways to enjoy this nostalgic piece.