One young man's plunge into adulthood and the uplifting joy of first love.
Bande-annonce
Casting
William D. MacGillivray
Director
Douglas Smith
Ditch
Laura Wiggins
Debs
Jerry Granelli
Knudsten
Megan Follows
Barbara
Emma Wells
Female Student
Cathy Jones
Carla
Philip Dinn
Bill
Riley Raymer
Suzie
Ian Tench
Franklyn
Leander Mendoza
Delivery Man
Alan Tek
Bobby
Chase Duffy
Border Officer
Geneviève Steele
Pharmacist
David Christoffel
Debs' Father
Tim Dunn
Gas Station Attendant
William D. MacGillivray
Writer
Hal Niedzviecki
Writer
Brandon Rose
Writer
David Terrell
Writer
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Commentaires
4 commentaires
source: Hard Drive
In the late 1970's/80's we would laugh and quickly end the viewing of Canadian movies because it was always painfully obvious, in the first seconds of a movie, that it was produced in Canadian. Poor production, superficial acting and lack of depth/believability consistently resulted in movies we did not want to watch. This changed and Canadian productions did improve.....a lot but this film is not just an over reach on every measure but an offence to anyone who has survived abuse from a parent. There are a couple of minor scenes that may reflect some insight but it doesn't translate to anything recognizable. In my opinion this is most definitely a "must NOT watch".
source: Hard Drive
In the late 1970's/80's we would laugh and quickly end the viewing of Canadian movies because it was always painfully obvious, in the first seconds of a movie, that it was produced in Canadian. Poor production, superficial acting and lack of depth/believability consistently resulted in movies we did not want to watch. This changed and Canadian productions did improve.....a lot but this film is not just an over reach on every measure but an offence to anyone who has survived abuse from a parent. There are a couple of minor scenes that may reflect some insight but it doesn't translate to anything recognizable. In my opinion this is most definitely a "must NOT watch".
