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In American cinema in particular, young people are seen as the last bastion before the seriousness of life. It is a unique adventure between naive love affairs, parties and short-term school worries. The fact that it is also a time of wrong turns, alienation and the agonizing search for a place in the world is often concealed. The feeling of turmoil associated with any youth has seldom been adequately translated onto the canvas. "This Boy's Life" is a rare exception. With his adolescence drama from 1993, Michael Caton-Jones casts an astonishingly unadorned look at the hardships of adolescence The film set in the 1950s is a mixture of edgy coming-of-age drama, historical observation and, yes, short horror tips. At least Robert De Niro's despotic stepfather Dwight Hansen is a monster that could defy many genre figures.
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