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Credited cast: | |||
Bryan Chafin | ... | Zak Nelson | |
Michael Emerson | ... | Frank Nelson | |
Glen Powell | ... | Eric Turner (as Glen Powell Jr.) | |
Katie Lemon | ... | Lindsay Price | |
Savannah Welch | ... | Grove Adams | |
Michael D. Conway | ... | Mr. Turner | |
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Anne Nabors | ... | Charlotte Nelson |
Leslie Langee | ... | Mrs. Turner | |
Rhett Wilkins | ... | Jimmy Nelson | |
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Leslie Powell | ... | Britany Turner |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Buckner Cooke | ... | T.V. Weather Man |
Tony Gibson | ... | Club Thug | |
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Cynthia Huerta | ... | Therapist |
Teresa Jolie | ... | Extra | |
Dora Madison | ... | Student (as Madison Burge) |
When a 17-old boy loses his mother to suicide, he struggles with her death and the secret that plagued their family. Written by Kat Candler
Few films handle the difficulties and complexities of teenager-dom as well as this one. Canlder has a unique ability to imbue her characters with depth and sensitivity without being overly sentimental or cliché. Great soundtrack. These characters are real. Lacking the false glamour and pretentious irony-filled self awareness of many teens in recent American films, Canlder's cast instantly brings you back to what it was to be in high school--the good and the not so good. The plot is wonderfully spare in its exposition, and the focus is on letting the characters stand on their own, complete with their imperfections and secrets. An excellent dialog starter for topics that many people simply don't want to go near or don't know how to begin.