The Grammar Stuff Documentary
Sep 25, 2020 · 1h 16m
Director
Cameron DinanOverview
32 Friends who have been together for 6 years are interviewed after graduating high school to discuss the many changes, regrets, memories and relationships they experienced with one another as they begin to question how the next chapter of their lives will go without one another, who will keep in touch as they go along their separate ways?
Cast of The Grammar Stuff Documentary
Cameron DinanHimself
Ewan BramptonHimself- Cameron OgilvieHimself
- Calum RobertsonHimself
- Yusef ButtHimself
- Haydon CampbellHimself
- Neal FlemingHimself
- Markus KanHimself
- Patrick StenhouseHimself
- Luke McKenzieHimself
- Anna McPhailHerself
- Ellen PeatHerself
- Mairi ChristieHerself
- Freya ShawHerself
- Kate RenforthHerself
- Fiona CoghillHerself
- Adam SebaiHimself
- Hannah JarretHerself
- Arthur MorganHimself
- Joseph HartleyHimself
- Merran KingHerself
- Alyssa HoseHerself
- Lauren ReidHerself
- Eilidh ClubbHerself
- Erin BeagrieHerself
- Ben LivingstoneHimself
- Bruce HunterHimself
- Chris MccaughtrieHimself
- Jacob BarbourHimself
Matthew DavidsonHimself
Crew of The Grammar Stuff Documentary
About The Grammar Stuff Documentary
What is The Grammar Stuff Documentary about?
32 Friends who have been together for 6 years are interviewed after graduating high school to discuss the many changes, regrets, memories and relationships they experienced with one another as they begin to question how the next chapter of their lives will go without one another, who will keep in touch as they go along their separate ways?
When was The Grammar Stuff Documentary released?
The Grammar Stuff Documentary was released on September 25, 2020.
How long is The Grammar Stuff Documentary?
The Grammar Stuff Documentary runs 1 hour 16 minutes (76 minutes).
Who directed The Grammar Stuff Documentary?
The Grammar Stuff Documentary was directed by Cameron Dinan.
Who is in the cast of The Grammar Stuff Documentary?
The cast of The Grammar Stuff Documentary includes Cameron Dinan (Himself), Ewan Brampton (Himself), Cameron Ogilvie (Himself), Calum Robertson (Himself) and Yusef Butt (Himself).