Cavendish
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Cavendish

Mark (Mark Little) and Andy (Andy Bush) haven't been back to Cavendish since their parents split up almost 30 years ago. They grew up in Toronto with ...their mom and had little contact with their dad, Rollie, outside of the occasional Christmas phone call. Mark never seemed to mind - a nice gift and the rare compliment were always enough to sustain him - but Andy never got over the wound of rejection. Now, Mark and Andy are back in Cavendish to take care of their ailing father, and they're finding that Cavendish is...not like other towns. Weird things happen here - creepy things the townspeople seem to take in stride. There may or may not be a "beast" that roams the surrounding woods, possessed ancient statues and an Anne Of Green Gables cult. There's at least one coven. As Mark and Andy get embroiled in misadventures in this strange town, they're joined by their dad Rollie, a grumbling malcontent who runs The Museum of the Strange and Fantastic; Rollie's partner Ruth, a beacon of positivity; Ruth's morose niece Bryn; and the various townsfolk that mill about, unfazed by the strange goings on. Through it all, Mark is the golden boy, buoyed by the adoration of family and strangers alike, while Andy is...not. Show More


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In the movie Cavendish, Mark and Andy return to their childhood town after almost 30 years since their parents' divorce. Growing up in Toronto with their mother, they had minimal contact with their father, Rollie, who only reached out during Christmas. Mark was content with occasional gifts and compliments, but Andy always felt the sting of rejection. They come back to Cavendish to take care of their ailing father and quickly realize that this town is unlike any other. Strange and creepy incidents happen here, and the townspeople seem oddly unfazed by them. There are rumors of a beast lurking in the woods, possessed ancient statues, and even an Anne of Green Gables cult.

As Mark and Andy navigate their misadventures in this peculiar town, they are accompanied by their grumbling father who runs The Museum of the Strange and Fantastic, Rollie's partner Ruth who radiates positivity, Ruth's gloomy niece Bryn, and other nonchalant townsfolk. Mark thrives in this environment, receiving love and admiration from both his family and strangers, while Andy continues to feel left out.

Cavendish is a captivating and comedic exploration of a town filled with eccentricities and supernatural occurrences. As Mark and Andy embrace their roles in this odd place, they embark on a journey of self-discovery, acceptance, and the uncovering of the town's curious secrets.