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The Bay Boy
A Roman Catholic teenage boy in Glace Bay, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia during the 1930s faces various growing-up problems: Should he become a priest? What should he do about the murder he witnessed, committed by a local cop and upstanding parishioner? And how far should he go with his girlfriend, who happens to be the murderer's daughter?
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A Roman Catholic teenage boy in Glace Bay, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia during the 1930s faces various growing-up problems: Should he become a priest? What should he do about the murder he witnessed, committed by a local cop and upstanding parishioner? And how far should he go with his girlfriend, who happens to be the murderer's daughter?
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Daniel Petrie
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Runtime:107 minutes
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Daniel Petrie
Director
Liv Ullmann
Jenny Campbell
Kiefer Sutherland
Donald Campbell
Peter Donat
Will Campbell
Alan Scarfe
Sergeant Tom Coldwell
Mathieu Carrière
Father Chaisson
Chris Wiggins
Chief Charlie McInnes
Thomas Peacocke
Father McKinnon
Isabelle Mejias
Mary McNeil
Jane McKinnon
Dianna Coldwell
Leah Pinsent
Saxon Coldwell
Peter Spence
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