Small town Kansas: two high school students wish to engage in sexual congress but their parents are too stuffy to let this happen.
As a result, the female goes nuts, while the boy, who's father is a cultureless oaf, has to go to Yale and study law, instead of the agrucultural college, as he would really like.
This is a self important, humourless piece that has dated badly. However, it is is well paced and carefully made and is still watchable.
Monday, July 19, 2010
Splendor in the Grass (1961): review- 5.5/10
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Elia Kazan,
films 1961,
films rated 5.5/10,
Warren Beatty
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