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An iconic, culturally significant film that helped immortalize James Dean.
This is one of those classic films when the theme is teenage rebellion and generational clash. It is undoubtedly good, with a good story and good actors it is the film that marked James Dean's short career and continues to be a regular presence in classics cycles and specialty TV channels.
The film explores quite well the difficult relationship between parents and their children within the wealthiest families, and the way in which this tension has a decisive influence on the latter's delinquent behavior. Living in homes where there is truly no love, but rather a well-organized routine, and where parental care is limited to material goods and the act of gi...