The Breakfast Club (1985)

Five high school students are suspended by the principal and must attend school on a Saturday morning to serve their suspension. At first they think they have absolutely nothing in common, but then they realize that they only perceived each other under a stereotypical gaze. With solid performances from its entire cast, intelligent dialogue and a taut balance between drama and humor, it is one of the most iconic films about adolescence, enduring like David Bowie's opening quote.