Giant Little Ones (2018)
Genre: Drama
Duration: 93 minuten
Country:
Canada / United States
Directed by: Keith Behrman
Stars: Josh Wiggins, Darren Mann and Taylor Hickson
IMDb score:
7,2 (10.893)
Releasedate: 3 January 2019
Giant Little Ones plot
"Love without labels. Live without regrets."
Carly and Ray are divorced parents of a teenage son named Franky. The latter has been best buddies with Ballas since childhood. Both lead perfect teenage lives: they are handsome, on the swim team and popular with the girls. This changes when an incident takes place on Franky's seventeenth birthday, in which Ballas also becomes involved. Their lives, and those of their family and friends, will never be the same.
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Actors and actresses
Franky Winter
Ballas Kohl
Natasha Kohl
Carly Winter
Ray Winter
Deanne Winter
Mouse
Priscilla
Nic Kohl
Angie Kohl
Reviews & comments
SimonV
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- 224 messages
- 250 votes
Beautiful film with a slightly too open ending. Well done with a surprising Kyle MacLachlan. Especially fight scene, and the acting in it I found very strong.
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mrklm
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- 11629 messages
- 10041 votes
Bosom buddies Franky [Josh Wiggins] and Balls [Darren Mann] share sex after a wild birthday party but are unsure what this means for their friendship and what it says about their (sexual) identity. Behrman deals with the subject in an authentic way and although homophobia certainly rears its head, it does not fall into the melodramatic clichés that we are used to from teenage dramas about sexuality. In fact, this is a mature drama that makes it clear that your identity is not determined by one unexpected incident. Especially the role of van MacLachlans as Franky's father is special, but also the blossoming friendship between Franky and Balls' sister Natasha [Taylor Hickson], who is also the victim of narrow-mindedness, makes this very worthwhile.
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cantforgetyou
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- 1964 messages
- 1693 votes
Amongst the many bad, trashy movies with a gay theme, there is sometimes still a gem. And that is what I think of this movie.
It is a children's film, but as an adult I could really appreciate the acting performances. The story is also well put together. You don't really want it to end.
The entire cast plays very well. It remains a shame that 'homosexuality' remains such a difficult thing for many people. Hopefully there will be complete acceptance, like in the animal world. There, male lions are really not killed when they are cuddling/sleeping/making love to each other. They often have prestige in a group. But okay, we are not at the Lion King now.
Definitely go see this film, it should be compulsory viewing in secondary schools.
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