"What some kids keep inside is beyond words"
A troubled and bullied high school student fights against judgement from his community after threatening to bomb the football team.
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The people behind it
Tom Cavanagh
Val Duncan
Ben Foster
Trevor Adams
Randy Harrison
Sean
Janel Moloney
Ellie Milford
Jane McGregor
Jenny Dahlquist
David Paetkau
Brad Lynch
Eric Johnson
Mark Kenworth
Gillian Barber
Principal Meyer
Eric Keenleyside
Bob Adams
Glynis Davies
Karen Adams
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