Eighteen

2004

Eighteen

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A troubled teen on the verge of manhood if forced to fend for himself when, on his 18th birthday, he is estranged from his family and effectively rendered homeless in a soul-searching drama starring Alan Cumming, Ian McKellen, and Brendan Fletcher. Alone on the streets and uncertain what to do with his life, Pip Andrews seeks the guidance of a kindly local priest by day while listening to a tape made by his grandfather Jason (McKellen) at night. Compelled by the tense tales of being trapped behind enemy lines in the heat of battle, Jason finds that his experiences on the streets soon begin to mirror the experiences of his grandfather on the battlefield as his quest for redemption leads him down the uncertain but adventurous road to self-discovery.

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Art House & International, Drama, Gay & Lesbian
Directed By:

Richard Bell
Written By:

Richard Bell
In Theaters:

Dec 5, 2004 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Jun 27, 2006
Runtime:

95 minutes
Studio:

Cinedigm