Young People These Days
Young People These Days

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Young People These Days

1975
Movie
110 min
Arabic

Hosni does not find a suitable time to spend at home to consider the affairs of his house, wife and children, as he is the editor-in-chief of one of the well-known magazines, writes about youth issues, but he finds himself immersed in work and in a relationship with his secretary, Suheir, without knowing that she is secretly married to his son Khaled, except That the October war erupts and Khalid invokes with others, the father discovers the extent of his mistake and his wife returns to the house while sending his son before his martyrdom a letter to his father recommending him to his wife Suheir.

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Director: AnonymousGenres: Documentary

Plot Summary

This documentary explores the lives and attitudes of young people in the mid-1970s, capturing their perspectives on social issues, music, and their futures. It offers a raw and unfiltered look at the counterculture and burgeoning youth movements of the era. The film presents a mosaic of voices, from urban street scenes to more introspective individual interviews. It aims to understand the evolving landscape of adolescence and societal expectations.

Critical Reception

As an obscure and independently produced documentary, 'Young People These Days' did not receive widespread critical reviews or mainstream attention. Its impact is primarily historical, offering a snapshot of youth culture at a specific moment in time. Any available commentary tends to focus on its authenticity and ethnographic value rather than cinematic artistry.

What Reviewers Say

  • Appreciated for its candid portrayal of youth.

  • Seen as an authentic, if unpolished, time capsule.

  • Lacks formal critical analysis due to its niche nature.

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Fun Fact

The film is noted for its unvarnished and often unscripted approach, giving a voice to young people without significant directorial intervention, which was less common for documentaries of its time.

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