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Title: Giant Little Ones (2018)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Josh Wiggins | ... | Franky Winter | |
| Darren Mann | ... | Ballas Kohl | |
| Taylor Hickson | ... | Natasha Kohl | |
| Maria Bello | ... | Carly Winter | |
| Kyle MacLachlan | ... | Ray Winter | |
| Niamh Wilson | ... | Mouse | |
| Hailey Kittle | ... | Priscilla | |
| Peter Outerbridge | ... | Nic Kohl | |
| Stephanie Moore | ... | Angie Kohl | |
| Kiana Madeira | ... | Jess | |
| Olivia Scriven | ... | Deanne Winter | |
| Evan Marsh | ... | Connor | |
| Carson MacCormac | ... | Michael | |
| Jeff Clarke | ... | Coach Klassen | |
| Cory Lee | ... | Ms. Soo | |
Franky Winter has long been best friends with his high school classmate, Ballas Kohl, much like their parents, Carly and Ray Winter and Angie and Nic Kohl, have been friends, although Ray is now the odd person out since the recent divorce when he realized he was in love with a man, his current partner, Brendan. Franky and Ballas are among the popular group of students, and are on the school swim team together, Ballas the team captain. While Ballas has just started a sexual relationship with Jessica, Franky in turn could have his choice of any girl - at least according to the scuttlebutt provided to him by his friend Mouse, a boy trapped in a girl's body, from what she overhears in the girls' washroom - but has chosen to date Cil, they planning to have their first sexual encounter the night of his seventeenth birthday party. Franky's first was almost Ballas' younger sister, Tash, who has just returned to school following "the incident" for which she is now labeled a slut and she ... Written by Huggo
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Sensual, pensive and tumultuous, yet simultaneously coy and lighthearted, this swirl of self discovery is beautifully crafted. Often films of this ilk leave the story in the dust of artistic but self indulgent voyeurism; Giant Little Ones does not fall prey to this vice, balancing gorgeous cinematography and tasteful, glancing celebrations of the beauty of youth with deftly invisible editing and sharp attention to narrative, character and pacing. Dialogue and delivery never seem stilted, and the performances of the key cast were exceptional. This artwork picks out and highlights the melancholic beauty of the imperfection of being human, exploring those times in life where identity and boundaries of "self" are in turmoil, where the windows to the inner cores of even our closest loved ones are opaque, wistfully celebrating those brief moments where we can see through the haze and make a connection.