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Skeet

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After being released from prison, Billy Skinner returns to his low-income neighborhood, feeling like the area has changed dramatically and what was once a predominantly white neighborhood is now mostly occupied by refugee families.

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Thom Ernst Original Cin 04/15/2025
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Skeet is a striking second feature for director Sexton. Thanks to his stellar cast, Skeet reclaims the term and reshapes it, giving it new meaning in a story about transformation, resilience, and the slow, stumbling path toward grace. Go to Full Review
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Eugene D @Yevgenii 3h Like most Canadian movies, Skeet got little publicity. I hadn’t even heard of it until a friend from Newfoundland recommended it. I’m grateful he did. It’s a very Canadian story but it’s also a universal story. Everyone can relate, everyone can see themselves and their, family, their community in Skeet’s world. It’s about making a life, making friends, mistakes made. It’s about being a friend, a father, a partner… and it’s about human strength and fragility, our virtues and our flaws. It’s about success, failure, forgiveness and destiny. It’s uplifting but it’s also frustrating and heartbreaking. I’m glad I watched it. I think of it often, of the characters and their stories and how they resemble the people in our world. It reminded me of what’s important and what I need to do. See more Um U @UmUmbridge May 29 An astonishingly well acted film with amazing cinematography that helps tell this story. A film made with great love over time, no corners were cut. See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis After being released from prison, Billy Skinner returns to his low-income neighborhood, feeling like the area has changed dramatically and what was once a predominantly white neighborhood is now mostly occupied by refugee families.
Director
Nik Sexton
Screenwriter
Mira Hamour, Eyad Sakkar, Nik Sexton
Production Co
Rink Rat Productions
Genre
Drama
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 44m