86% of critics liked this.... yea. well dont ask me, i dont know anything.
Brendan Fehr,
Andre Noble,
Haylee Wanstall,
Maury Chaykin,
Michael Riley
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Adapted from a series of short stories by Canadian cult favorite Bruce La Bruce, this seriocomic coming-of-age story stars Andre Noble as Cliff, a teenager growing up in Toronto in the 1980s. While Cl... read more
Directed by: John Palmer
DVD Release Date: November 16, 2004
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Flixster Reviews (160)
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December 16, 2009
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July 16, 2007
The only thing that I'm dissappointed about is that you see everybody'd BUT Brendan -- Whom you want to see if you watch this movie -- hehehehe
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October 22, 2007
A surprisingly excellent, and considering the source material is from Bruce LeBruce, unexploitative drama based on semi-autobiographical short stories.
Made on a shoe-string budget (and looking it), there's real talent here both behind and in front of the cameras. Director Joh
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June 27, 2009
Doesn't offer too much except for a glimpse into the lives of these cocaine-sniffing gays/bisexuals. One scene was difficult to watch, but funny at the same time.
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January 25, 2009
This movie was okay. It was really interesting to watch. It wasn't at all a waste of time, because this movie was really short. Worth it's time.
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December 14, 2008
The script for Sugar was based on several short stories by Bruce LaBruce. It is the story of Cliff, a normal teenager living in Toronto with his single mom and spooky wise-beyond-her-years sister Cookie. On the eve of Cliff's eighteenth birthday, twelve year-old Cookie gives her ... read more
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May 25, 2008
I think this film is amazing! well worth the hunt to find. acting is spot on and the grittyness adds to the story line.
Critic Reviews
This tale of tortured love between a gay youth and street hustler juggles a complex load of emotional and tonal colors within an admirably lean runtime. Full Review
This probation of the American Dream, a highlight of the Sundance Film Festival, benefits from a wonderful lead performance by a nonprofessional actor Full Review
A strong story with moments of insight and a vivid sense of mortality, but it's also scrappy and indulgent. Full Review
A screening of Sugar should become compulsory for all young men contemplating the transition from school-yard beat-offs to full-service drug and hustling lifestyles. Full Review
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