Teen coming of age movies are nothing new. Often, these films revolve around said teen accepting and embracing their sexuality. You have your typical “mission to lose virginity” and “journey to accepting your sexuality” films. But “Giant Little Ones” offers a slightly different take on the genre by following a teen boy exploring the full spectrum of human sexuality.

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The movie follows best friends Franky (Josh Wiggins, “Max”) and Ballas (Darren Mann, “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina”) as they navigate high school together until an incident threatens to ruin their friendship.

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Josh Wiggins is one of those talented actors on the precipice.  He’s starred in films such as “Hellion,” “Max” and “Walking Out,” but with the right role, he could go from under the radar indie darling to being hyped alongside peers such as Asa Butterfield, Noah Centineo and Nick Robinson. At this point, the talented 20-year-old just needs a Netflix or studio flick to get him there.

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Sexuality isn’t something that is easily defined in 2019. For years, the idea of people being able to “experiment” with their sexuality, exploring the entire spectrum, so to speak, was unheard of. People tended (and still do, honestly) to put everyone in very specific categories. And the upcoming film, “Giant Little Ones” explores that with a coming-of-age story that is a bit more complicated than most.

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As seen in the trailer for the film, “Giant Little Ones” follows the story of one teenage boy that is going through all the ups and downs that comes with high school life, particularly with the options of who to date.

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