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Seventeen (1940)

A high-school student in a small town becomes smitten with the sophisticated new girl who's just arrived from Chicago. Based on Booth Tarkington's story.

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Emanuel Levy 21 Jul 2011

Controversial and provocative documentary than even PBS did not air.

Michael T 26 Oct 2013

Fascinating cinema verite, originally produced for PBS.

Jeff K 21 Aug 2015

Don't buy the DVD - it's a horrible-looking video transfer (done by, who, K-Mart?) of a beautiful film. Wait for the real uncensored version.

Kevin Jagernauth 18 Aug 2015

"Do you know where your children are?" was a public service refrain for years, but the question "Seventeen" asks isn't whether someone is watching our children. The filmmakers turn their camera on them, and the bigger query is, "What do we do now?"