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Score: A Hockey Musical
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Theatrical promotional poster.
Directed byMichael McGowan
Screenplay byMichael McGowan
Produced byJody Colero
Avi Federgreen
Richard Hanet
Michael McGowan Nadia Tavazzani
StarringNoah Reid
CinematographyRudoloph Blahacek
Edited byRoderick Deogrades
Music byJonathan Goldsmith
Distributed byMongrel Media
Running time
92 minutes
CountryCanada Canada
LanguageEnglish

Score: A Hockey Musical is an upcoming Canadian comedy-drama musical film, directed by Michael McGowan.[1]

Synopsis

Seventeen-year old Farley Gordon has led a sheltered life, homeschooled and isolated by his parents. His closest friend is Eve, their next door neighbour. When his skill at hockey is realised Farley is signed to a major hockey league and achieves instant fame and success. But pressure from his coach and teamates and a changing relationship with Eve begin create intense strain in Farley's life.[2]

Cast

  • Noah Reid as Farley Gordon
  • Allie Macdonald as Eve
  • Oliva Newton as John as Hope Gordon
  • Nelly Furtado as an arden hockey fan[3]

Songs

1. O Hockey Canada (O Canada)
O Canada
Performed by John McDermott; Written by Calixa Lavallée; Lyrics by Mr. Justice Robert Stanley Weir.

O Hockey Canada
Performed by The Canadian Children's Opera Company; Written by Marco DiFelice, Jonathan Goldsmith, and Michael McGowan.

2. Darryl vs. The Kid
Written by Barenaked Ladies and Michael McGowan.

3. Best Friends
Written by Marco DiFelice, Emilie Mover, Benjamin Pinkerton and Michael McGowan.

4. Frozen Toe
Written by Marco DiFelice, Benjamin Pinkerton, and Michael McGowan.

5. Hugs
Performed by Olivia Newton-John; Written by Olivia Newton-John, Amy Sky and Marc Jordan.

6. Give it a Shot
Written by Marco DiFelice, Benjamin Pinkerton, and Michael McGowan.

7. Buck 55
Written by Marco DiFelice, Benjamin Pinkerton, and Michael McGowan.

8. Kraft Dinner
Written by Marco DiFelice, Benjamin Pinkerton, and Michael McGowan.

9. Baboons
Written by Marco DiFelice, Jody Colero, Alexander Andresen and Michael McGowan.

10. Donker's Dilemma
Written by Marco DiFelice, Benjamin Pinkerton, and Michael McGowan.

11. Boyfriends
Written by Marco DiFelice, Brent Barkman, Jody Colero and Michael McGowan.

12. Pacifism Defense
Written by Marco DiFelice, Benjamin Pinkerton, and Michael McGowan.

13. Ordinary Boy
Written by Marco DiFelice, Ryan Corriganand Michael McGowan.

14. Boy in the Bubble
Written by Marco DiFelice, Ryan Corrigan and Michael McGowan.

15. Dead and Done
Written by Marco DiFelice, Ryan Corrigan and Michael McGowan.

16. Toe to Toe
Written by Marco DiFelice, Ryan Corrigan and Michael McGowan.

17. Legends
Written by Marco DiFelice, Benjamin, Pinkerton, Marc Jordan and Michael McGowan.

18. Eve's a Goddess
Written by Marco DiFelice, Ryan Corrigan, Amy Sky and Michael McGowan.

19. Hockey; The Greatest Game in the Land (Movie Version)
Written by Marco DiFelice, Benjamin Pinkerton, Jody Colero and Michael McGowan.

20. Time Stand Still
Performed by Nelley Furtado; Written by Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson and Neil Peart.

21. Hockey; The Greatest Game in the Land (Radio Edit)
Performed by Hawksley Workman; Written by Jody Colero, Michael McGowan, Marco DeFelice, Benjamin Pinkerton and Hawksley Norman.[4]

Release

The film premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and is set to be released in Canada on October 22, 2010.[5]

External links

References