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Growing Up Suddenly
It tells the complex relationship of Milo, a teenager, and his old protector. Adaptation of "Around the cage", work of the writer Haroldo Conti, disappeared in 1976 by Argentine dictatorship.
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Plot Summary
This documentary revisits seven individuals who were first filmed in 1964 as part of a study on childhood development. The film captures their lives at age 19, exploring their choices, struggles, and aspirations as they navigate early adulthood. It offers a poignant look at the trajectories of their lives and the societal influences shaping them.
Critical Reception
Growing Up Suddenly was critically acclaimed for its groundbreaking longitudinal approach to documentary filmmaking. Critics praised its intimate portrayal of the subjects' lives and its insightful commentary on social and economic factors influencing personal development. The film is considered a significant contribution to the social documentary genre.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its longitudinal study and intimate portrayal of young adulthood.
Applauded for its insightful examination of social and economic influences.
Considered a landmark in social documentary filmmaking.
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Fun Fact
The film is part of the acclaimed 'Seven Up!' series, which revisits the same group of individuals every seven years to observe their life's journey.
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