Toronto Urban Film Festival

Growing up in the 1960's meant we didn't need "play dates" to play with our friends. No one walked us to school; outside was our "reality television" and we only needed to be home when the street lights came on. Kids today are too plugged in to even know how to play. "Play Date (unplugged)" is the story of three mothers who try to convince their kids to play outside but instead discover their inner girl, and what it was like to hula hoop, jump on a trampoline, ride a bike down the street without a helmet and run through a lawn sprinkler.