Awww. Just watched this last night. (I needed a break from the barrage of Hallmark movies my son has inflicted on his dads.) The young actors are so talented beyond their years.
Three queer kids from Montreal revel in the freedom granted to them by the summer holidays. However, they are pulled back to reality and their loyalties are tested, when they investigate the disappearance of a friend.
I assumed the choir would have some relevance to a Christmas/holiday pageant performed by the high school's theater group. :shrug:
But, I didn't say anything about middle school, you did. Which means that there was indeed some form of holiday festivities held in middle school.
Well, thank Cod for small mercies. If you'd said Yes, I would've told you to go to the nearest hospital, since that would likely mean you were experiencing a heart attack. Whatever the issue, I hope it can be resolved soon.
Hey, Nick! Max had the time of his life onstage last night. I enjoyed every moment, watching him perform. Even though it was only a two-bit part as a (very) minor character in the story.
@spike382 Drew can say whatever he wants about French people and French culture, but this storyline from Demain nous Appartient will never not be cute.
You've said that you're Spikey's senior. But, for Spikey to have been present during WW II, that means he would be much, much older than you. So, which is it?