Years after a turbulent teenaged love affair, Rose and Rex reconnect as adults. As secrets from the past are revealed, their worlds are thrown into upheaval and a former flame is reignited.
William Hominuke, Layne Coleman
Director
Brett Donahue
Rex - Younger
Ryan Hollyman
Rex (Older)
Vivien Endicott Douglas
Rose - Younger
Monica Dottor
Rose (Older)
Aviva Armour-Ostroff
Christine
Lorne Cardinal
Stanley
J.D. Nicholsen
Jerry
Layne Coleman
Wally
Amy Matysio
Angelica
Beata Van Berkom
Gloria
Grace Hominuke
Charlotte
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