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**It was not their usual summer!** Based on the short film of the same name helmed by the same director. I recently saw many Canadian films, so here comes another one. This is a small film. Not by running time, but cast and production wi...


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A coming-of-age tale that turns on three teenagers who are having a vacation by a lakeside.
A shy, awkward teenager named Adam spends a summer at his aunt's cottage on Lake Ramsey, where he forms an unlikely friendship with two local boys. As they navigate the typical teenage concerns of romance and identity, a darker undercurrent emerges, hinting at potential danger and testing the bonds of their new relationship.
Sleeping Giant received generally positive reviews, with critics praising its authentic portrayal of adolescent life and its subtle tension. The film was noted for its naturalistic performances and its evocative depiction of a specific Canadian summer setting.
Praised for its naturalistic dialogue and authentic portrayal of teenage awkwardness.
Lauded for its atmospheric setting and understated buildup of suspense.
Appreciated for its nuanced exploration of friendship and burgeoning sexuality.
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Screened at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) and the Berlin International Film Festival.
The film was shot entirely on location in the Thunder Bay region of Ontario, Canada, using primarily non-professional actors for some of the smaller roles.
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**It was not their usual summer!** Based on the short film of the same name helmed by the same director. I recently saw many Canadian films, so here comes another one. This is a small film. Not by running time, but cast and production wi...