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In the movie "Giant Little Ones," Josh Wiggins plays Franky Winter, a popular and high-achieving high school swimmer who is comfortable with his sexuality. He has a close group of friends, including his best friend Ballas Kohl, played by Darren Mann. However, after a birthday party, Franky's world is turned upside down when he and Ballas have a sexual encounter. Franky is left confused and unsure of his sexuality, while Ballas becomes increasingly uncomfortable with the encounter, denying that it ever happened. The incident causes a rift between the two friends and sets off a chain of events that leads to tension and conflict within their friend group. As Franky navigates his new reality, he finds comfort in a friendship with Mouse, played by the talented Taylor Hickson. Mouse is an outcast at school and is often bullied, but she and Franky find solace in each other's company. Meanwhile, Franky's parents, played by Maria Bello and Kyle MacLachlan, are grappling with their own marital issues. As they try to support their son through his struggles, they are forced to confront their own secrets and imperfections. "Giant Little Ones" is a powerful drama that explores the complexities of sexuality, identity, and human relationships. It is a poignant coming-of-age story that delves into the challenges faced by young people today as they navigate love, sexuality, and their place in the world. The film's director, Keith Behrman, brings sensitivity and nuance to the subject matter, creating a film that is both honest and empathetic in its depiction of the struggles faced by its characters. The performances by the talented cast are outstanding, with Wiggins, Mann, and Hickson delivering strong and nuanced performances that bring their characters to life. One of the film's strengths lies in its honest portrayal of the fluidity of sexuality and the complexities of identity. In a society that is often quick to label and stereotype, "Giant Little Ones" offers a refreshing and empathetic take on the struggles faced by young people as they come to terms with their own identity and desires. Overall, "Giant Little Ones" is a powerful and moving film that brings important issues to the forefront. Through its exploration of the complexities of love, sexuality, and human relationships, the film offers a powerful and poignant portrait of the challenges faced by young people today.