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Ben Silverstone | ... | Steven Carter | |
Brad Gorton | ... | John Dixon | |
Charlotte Brittain | ... | Linda | |
Stacy Hart | ... | Jessica (as Stacy A. Hart) | |
Kate McEnery | ... | Wendy | |
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Patrick Nielsen | ... | Mark |
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Tim Harris | ... | Kevin |
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James D. White | ... | Dave |
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James Perkins | ... | Young Steve |
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Nicholas Hunter | ... | Young Mark |
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Jacquetta May | ... | Steven's Mother |
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David Lumsden | ... | Steven's Father |
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David Elliot | ... | Glen |
Morgan Jones | ... | Linda's Brother | |
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Richard Hawley | ... | English Teacher |
This tenderly romantic film tells the story of Steve, a young boy in a at secondary school, as he struggles with coming out and falling in love with John, the top athlete at school - who, amazingly, falls in love with him as well.
A move that hits the heart in so many places. Two teenagers, one knowing of his homosexuality, and one refusing it. This is a move that I think everyone should watch. It opens up ones' mind into the complications and implications involved with the entire circle around someone who is gay. Mostly it provides an understanding into the pain and confusion one faces when they are gay. This movie will stick with me forever, and no doubt moved up to my top favorite movie of all time because of its similarity with my life and my own homosexuality. The actors, especially Brad Gorton, aren't that bad either :) He's a terrific actor with an incredible capability for realism.