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S P @RT27301948 Mar 21 I really enjoy this feel good movie. See more Carlos N @Can545 Mar 5 An inspiring film with no sex, no nudity, no special effects, no death, no sick kids and no car chases or violence? BONUS TRACK !! A great film not to be missed for the sheer joy it brings and loving parents who accept their child for who he is. AWESOME! See more Garry A @heavyg 05/18/2025 It was so cute watching the two boys start as friends and slowly get intimate in an innocent way. See more 05/12/2025 Lovely coming of age with two very strong leads! Charming film! See more Tee J @RT32580598 04/05/2025 Absolutely amazing really enjoyed this movie the idea is nothing new but it was still beautifully done 👍🏾 See more DJ Miik M @RT78049464 03/16/2025 George Bobbin is a shy, underperforming teenager who hasn't quite found his way yet. What he does know is he loves music. Then along comes Max, the son of a famous rock duo who have just recently separated leaving Max to live with his mom in Yorkshire where he meets George at his new school. Maxs' captivating smile seems to immediately get George's attention while Max seems to be magnetically drawn to George. Max befriends George offering to help him with his musical desire to enter the end of year talent show. While both have music in common, they find that as their friendship grows their attraction to each other does as well. Relentlessly pursued by the ever intrusive press, Max makes the hard decision to move with his father in London far away from Yorkshire and George. George has to learn to step up for what he believes in, and break the shy nature he has grown so comfortable with. Bonus Track is a fun, light-hearted romantic comedy that will leave you just a little bit obsessed George and Max and they're budding romance. I found myself rewatching scenes that touched my heart and I think you will too. There's something so charming about Max, played by Samuel Small, that leaves you wanting to see him more. His confident demeanor is strong throughout the film until one scene when he shows his vulnerability making him that much more relatable. This will definitely be one of my favorite coming of age movies for years to come. See more Read all reviews

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