Saw this tonight at the film's premiere at the Atlantic Film Festival. The crowd was great, and we were laughing our heads off all the way through.
As a recently-graduated homeschooler myself, it was amusing to see an outsider's (highly inaccurate in my case, but hilarious) take on the practice. Some of the questions raised in the film are questions I ask myself often.
Kudos to the excellent cast, especially Steven Yaffee as the main character, and Wallace Langham as his father, who both really get into their characters and make us feel their emotions.
There's a plot twist near the end that seems a bit ridiculous and unnecessary at first, but may make more sense once you think it over.
All in all, a great film, and it's always nice to see films from Atlantic Canada that are just good fun to watch.
As a recently-graduated homeschooler myself, it was amusing to see an outsider's (highly inaccurate in my case, but hilarious) take on the practice. Some of the questions raised in the film are questions I ask myself often.
Kudos to the excellent cast, especially Steven Yaffee as the main character, and Wallace Langham as his father, who both really get into their characters and make us feel their emotions.
There's a plot twist near the end that seems a bit ridiculous and unnecessary at first, but may make more sense once you think it over.
All in all, a great film, and it's always nice to see films from Atlantic Canada that are just good fun to watch.