These Girls (2005)

User Rating:

5.7/10   

Director:

John Hazlett

Writers:

John Hazlett (screenplay)
Vivienne Laxdal (play)

Release Date:

26 January 2007 (Mexico)

Genre:

Comedy | Drama

Tagline:

Best Friends Share Everything

Plot:

During their summer between high school and college, three girls blackmail a slightly older hunk into having sex with them. |

Plot Keywords:

Blackmail | Nudity | Defloration | Adult Actress Playing A Minor Teenage Girl | Sex Comedy

Cast

Caroline Dhavernas	...	Keira St-George
Jacques Girard	...	Professor
Holly Lewis	...	Lisa MacDougall
Amanda Walsh	...	Glory Lorraine
Colin Berry	...	Donny Chesniak
Donnell MacKenzie	...	Gordon Gruber
Paul Spence	...	Lenny
Randy Boliver	...	Tourist
David Boreanaz	...	Keith Clark
Alexander Lawrence	...	Boy #1
Ian Lawrence	...	Boy #2
McKenzi Scott	...	Susan Clark
Hannah Chappell	...	Jasmine Clark
Cody Hartley	...	Guy Catcalling Glory
Jeff McCullum	...	Guy 'Mooning'

Also Known As:

Trois pour un (Canada: French title)

MPAA:

Rated R for teen sexuality, nudity, language and drug content.

Runtime:

Canada:92 min (Toronto International Film Festival)

Country:

Canada

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:R | Canada:14A (Ontario) | Canada:18A (British Columbia) | Canada:18A (Alberta) | Australia:MA

Filming Locations:

New Brunswick, Canada

Company:

Grana Productions

Trivia:

The softball game in the beginning of the movie is using students from Harper Hall, a Mount Allison University Residence's intramural softball team.

Movie Connections:

References Frankenstein (1931)

Entertaining Romantic Comedy

I had the pleasure of watching this two chairs down from (one of?) the Executive Producer at the Atlantic Film Festival, Which was interesting because he laughed at very different times than the rest of us.

Filmed in Atlantic Canada, the movie is about three teen-aged girls who in one of their last summers of their youth, devote a large deal of energy to sleeping with a married 30-year old man, despite much protestation.

It's definitely worth a watch, but the humour was geared a completely different demographic than the one I inhabit (Male 18-25), so I was shaking my head at the character's antics rather than laughing. Inspite of this, the story is strong enough to hold up for itself make it entertaining, without so much laughing.