2019·Drama·1h 33m
6.7
★
Two popular teen boys, best friends since childhood, discover their lives, families, and girlfriends dramatically upended after an unexpected incident occurs on the night of a 17th birthday party.
Directed by Keith Behrman
friendship
homophobia
sexuality
bullying
coming of age
best friend
swimming
teenage boy
lgbt
divorced parents
gay romance
gay theme
teenager
earnest
slut shaming
Rank
#138 in 2019·#4482 overall
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Cast
Josh Wiggins
Franky Winter
Darren Mann
Ballas Kohl
Taylor Hickson
Natasha Kohl
Maria Bello
Carly Winter
Kyle MacLachlan
Ray Winter
Carson MacCormac
Michael
Olivia Scriven
Deanne Winter
Niamh Wilson
Mouse
Hailey Kittle
Priscilla
Peter Outerbridge
Nic Kohl
Stephanie Moore
Angie Kohl
Kiana Madeira
Jess
Crew
Keith Behrman
Director
Keith Behrman
Writer
Michael Brook
Original Music Composer
Maria Bello
Executive Producer
Hussain Amarshi
Executive Producer
Rosalie Chilelli
Producer
Lauren Grant
Producer
Marissa Schwartz
Costume Design
Nick Alachiotis
Stunt Coordinator
Popular Reviews
208 reviews
knox
4.0★ · 06/12/26
hey chatgpt, how to make gay movie without gay
hey chatgpt, how to make gay movie without gay
mb
3.0★ · 05/28/26
I miss the time when movies used to be silent…
felt like a parody despite the clear attempt to make a thoughtful movie. The dialogue was so bad, especially with the lesbian character. I'm convinced the writers never talked to a young person, much less a lesbian or a bisexual. It's honestly a shame since we still managed to get some good acting and beautifully shot scenes
felt like a parody despite the clear attempt to make a thoughtful movie. The dialogue was so bad, especially with the lesbian character. I'm convinced the writers never talked to a young person, much less a lesbian or a bisexual. It's honestly a shame since we still managed to get some good acting and beautifully shot scenes
I miss the time when movies used to be silent…
felt like a parody despite the clear attempt to make a thoughtful movie. The dialogue was so bad, especially with the lesbian character. I'm convinced the writers never talked to a young person, much less a lesbian or a bisexual. It's honestly a shame since we still managed to get some good acting and beautifully shot scenes
felt like a parody despite the clear attempt to make a thoughtful movie. The dialogue was so bad, especially with the lesbian character. I'm convinced the writers never talked to a young person, much less a lesbian or a bisexual. It's honestly a shame since we still managed to get some good acting and beautifully shot scenes
Ella Lyons
5.0★ · 05/22/26
I mean it was fine but they were majorly pmo
I mean it was fine but they were majorly pmo
zoe
3.0★ · 05/19/26
this was just so bad
this was just so bad
natasha
3.0★ · 04/22/26
This film prioritises telling over showing, leading to it feeling like 90 mins of filler.
The only things it wants to show are violent hate crimes and heterosexual romance when its aim is to explore internalised homophobia? I think?
Feels like it's constantly building to making its point but the real conclusion never comes.
Kyle Maclachlan is the real mvp here.
The only things it wants to show are violent hate crimes and heterosexual romance when its aim is to explore internalised homophobia? I think?
Feels like it's constantly building to making its point but the real conclusion never comes.
Kyle Maclachlan is the real mvp here.
This film prioritises telling over showing, leading to it feeling like 90 mins of filler.
The only things it wants to show are violent hate crimes and heterosexual romance when its aim is to explore internalised homophobia? I think?
Feels like it's constantly building to making its point but the real conclusion never comes.
Kyle Maclachlan is the real mvp here.
The only things it wants to show are violent hate crimes and heterosexual romance when its aim is to explore internalised homophobia? I think?
Feels like it's constantly building to making its point but the real conclusion never comes.
Kyle Maclachlan is the real mvp here.