Canadian movies are always terrible. Yeah there is some great Canadian acting talent but it all ends up in the United States, and what are we left with? Government sponsored indie gems like this. A movie about a teenage boy living in a grow house run by his parents. Boy gets a crush on the girl across the street ( the same girl who played a teenager 10 years ago on are you afraid of the dark). He decides he no longer wants to be home schooled which is usually a good choice when you are younger and have a shot at not being socially inept retard. Anyways, the boy soon gains popularity in school because of his enormous knowledge of marijuana and he graduates high school and goes to prom with the girl across the street. But at graduation his whole family is arrested by the family across the street who were really the police the whole time.
Boy feels betrayed by girl and is offered a deal where he would go free if he testified against his parents. His dad forces him to take it in the first act of half decent parenting you see in this movie. The movie ends with the boy growing pot in his dorm room at college so that everything is some how a happy ending, because he clearly didn't learn that growing drugs was illegal.
The best part of this movie was the 20 seconds of a teenage head song and the reference to the band. The worst part? Everything else.
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