Julien (played by Matteus Lunot) is a protagonist in Soft.
One of the three central young queer friends in Toronto, revelling in summer break freedom before being drawn back to reality by a missing persons investigation. Otis (played by Harlow Joy) is a protagonist in Soft.
One of the three central young queer friends in Toronto, experiencing summer break freedom until a missing persons investigation interrupts their youth. Tony (played by Zion Matheson) appears in Soft.
One of the three central young queer friends in Toronto, navigating summer break freedom before the reality of a missing persons investigation intersects with their lives. Dawn (played by Miyoko Anderson) appears in Soft.
Joslyn (played by Krista Morin) appears in Soft.
Bruce F. Duncan (played by Trevor Hayes) appears in Soft.
Bruce's Wife (played by Sochi Fried) appears in Soft.
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Characters
Julien
(played by Matteus Lunot) — protagonist
One of the three central young queer friends in Toronto, revelling in summer break freedom before being drawn back to reality by a missing persons investigation.
Otis
(played by Harlow Joy) — protagonist
One of the three central young queer friends in Toronto, experiencing summer break freedom until a missing persons investigation interrupts their youth.
Tony
(played by Zion Matheson) — supporting
One of the three central young queer friends in Toronto, navigating summer break freedom before the reality of a missing persons investigation intersects with their lives.
Dawn
(played by Miyoko Anderson) — supporting
Joslyn
(played by Krista Morin) — supporting
Bruce F. Duncan
(played by Trevor Hayes) — supporting
Bruce's Wife
(played by Sochi Fried) — supporting
Key Relationships
Bruce's Wife → Bruce F. Duncan
(wife)
Tony → Joslyn
(Social Friend)
Tony → Dawn
(Social Friend)
Otis → Joslyn
(Social Friend)
Otis → Dawn
(Social Friend)
Julien → Joslyn
(Social Friend)
Julien → Dawn
(Social Friend)
Otis → Tony
(Social Friend)
Julien → Tony
(Social Friend)
Julien → Otis
(Social Friend)
Story Analysis
Queer friends' summer freedom interrupted by a missing persons investigation