In 1967, Jack Clayton crafted a disturbing and profoundly human story about orphanhood, fragility, and the resilience of children facing an adult world that threatens to consume them. By Jorge Alonso Curiel HoyLunes – Films starring children have a special charm. They provoke a more intense emotional response, to which we open our hearts with fewer doubts or reservations.…
Read MoreWardrobe Treasures. Rescuing Wonderful Films: Our Mother’s House (1967), by Jack Clayton
