This rarely seen Canadian film from 1981 actually had several titles "The Victory" and "This Time Forever" when released on Vhs in the early 90's. In theatres it was known as "Yesterday", "Gabrielle", and the totally misleading title "Scoring". No matter what the film is called, it manages to be a wonderfully romantic film set in Canada during the late 60's. A young med student Matt Kramer (Vincent Van Patten) , falls for a french girl Gabrielle (Claire Pimpare) and the two begin a romantic relationship. After a prank at school causes Matthew to get expelled, he can either return home to the United States and to his mother (Cloris Leachman), and most likely face get drafted and sent to Vietnam(as his granfather played by Eddie Albert would like him to do), or stay in Canada and be with his true love. He decides to go just before Gabrielle can tell him she is carrying his child. What happens next can only happen in the movies. This terrific love story is so rare, that it has never been released on DVD and NEVER turns up on cable anymore. It has not been on HBO since the mid 80's. I hope you enjoy this tribute to a little seen film with a beautiful theme song "This Time Forever", played in its entirety here.