Two Friends

The story of the end of a friendship between two teenage girls, told backwards over the course of nine months.

Cast

Kris Bidenko

as Kelly

Emma Coles

as Louise

Kris McQuade

as Janet

Peter Hehir

as Malcolm

Kerry Dwyer

as Alison

Stephen Leeder

as Jim

Debra May

as Chris

John Sheerin

as Dead Girl's Father

Sean Travers

as Matthew

Emily Stocker

as Soula

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