No Limit Kids: Much Ado About Middle School
NO LIMIT KIDS: Much Ado About Middle School is a film that centers around a small group of kids who are entering middle school for the first time. They have their doubts and fears, especially Ashton and Celeste. Ashton is a self-proclaimed semi-outcast being raised by his grandmother Katie (LEE MERIWETHER) who routinely gets bullied by the star-football player Zach. Ashton’s whole philosophy about school is to lay low and attract as little attention as possible. Celeste is also unsure of middle school because of the ways in which her friends are changing. She is a cheerleader, but unlike some, doesn’t want to make herself popular at the expense of others. While learning to cope with the separation of her parents, she has a falling out with a couple of her friends who become ruthless and cruel, spreading rumors and lies about her. Eventually, the kids start meeting in an old abandoned theater on Main Street. Inside, they find a piece of their town’s history, but also a homeless man, Charlie (BILL COBBS). He is kind and connects with them because of his own apparent “outcast” status and passion for the theater. The kids learn that the theater is about to be torn down and they set out to save the landmark and Charlie’s safe-haven. With morals that center on friendship, treating people with respect, standing up for yourself and what you believe in, and above all being true to yourself, NO LIMIT KIDS delivers a fun family film with a message for all generations.