"Is everyone comfortable with the bleach?"
Winner of the Toronto International Film Festival's 2011 RBC Emerging Filmmakers Competition Fan Favourite Award. After Matt and his friends are dissed in the schoolyard by a group of girls, they set to work on an elaborate and merciless plan for revenge.
David Nunez
Child-Sized Kid 1
Joseph Swales
Child-Sized Kid 2
Ethan Wyatt
Child-Sized Kid 3
Adam Barnfather
Child-Sized Kid 4
Jacob Nanni
Child-Sized Kid 5
Matt Johnson
Oversized Kid
Mackenzie Vivian
Mean Girl 1
Michelina Baldino
Mean Girl 2
Paige Young
Mean Girl 3
Winner of the Toronto International Film Festival's 2011 RBC Emerging Filmmakers Competition Fan Favourite Award. After Matt and his friends are dissed in the schoolyard by a group of girls, they set to work on an elaborate and merciless plan for revenge.
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