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Friendlessness, suburban complacency and prescription drugs have conspired against young Timothy to make this his worst year yet. Musical Chairs and birthday cake can't save him now. At his ninth birthday party, Timothy prepares for a show-stopping suicide.
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Cast & Crew
- Garnet Barrett - Jordan
- Colton Boreen - Randy
- Babz Chula - Dr. Judith D'Angelo
- Hailey Conner - Isabelle Higgins
- Jerocko Harder - Robbie
- Paige Martin - Leah
- Danika Martin - Amanda
- Megan McKinnon - Maria
- Kirsten Robek - Barbara Higgins
- Benjamin B. Smith - Timothy Higgins
- Michael Wu - Jiang Li
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Simplistic story line. How could parents be that oblivious to such an obviously troubled boy?
There is such a thing as trying too hard to make great art. This film contrasts children and death for maximum effect but misses the emotional mark. This made me the Saddest Filmgoer in the World. Other Travis shorts are much better.
WOW!!! thats all i can say about this gripping tale of woa, the longer the movie, the more it grabs you and pulls you in. all i can say AMAZING