Credited cast: | |||
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Kate Allen | ... | Self |
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Seth Allen | ... | David |
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Kaia Austin | ... | Film Workshop Student |
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Jessica Baclesse | ... | Self |
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Mariel Bannage | ... | Film Workshop Student |
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Conor Carlton | ... | Film Workshop Student |
Teresa Decher | ... | Rachel | |
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Travis Ezell | ... | Self |
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Ryan Findley | ... | Peter Newberg |
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Alex Foster | ... | Film Workshop Student |
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Thea Frizell | ... | Film Workshop Student |
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Kathleen Gheliuc | ... | Waitress |
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Ethan Hanson | ... | Student |
Chris Higgins | ... | Self | |
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Lanie Hoyo | ... | Ms. Keller |
A hybrid documentary film that explores director Andy Blubaugh's relationship during his teen years with a man twice his age while examining the man he has become in the years since through the production of a narrative film about those events. Written by Anonymous
Wonderful exploration not just of its stated subject, but also the deeper issues pertaining to its title - Adults. This close look at sexual relationships between teenagers and people a bit older than them includes a look at the recent Mayor of Portland's relationship with a 17 year old. But surprisingly the film also considers what it means to feel like an adult, and also to take responsibility for those we're mentoring. Most of all we're left feeling the importance of thinking before we act. The film uses the narrative, the medium and also the process to address these questions in a rich way. Wonderful film-making.