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MOVIE

The Learning Tree

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Rating
NRA
Duration
1h 47m
Year
1969
Language
English
Publisher
Warner Bros.

About

Remember that special growing-up year in your life? When you had your first real adventure, discovered love, faced an enemy, withstood the death of a loved one, stood up for a principle, backed a friend? Maybe, like Newt Winger's growing-up year, it was all of them. A personal triumph for director-producer-writer-composer Gordon Parks (adapting his novel), The Learning Tree traces one watershed year in the life of young Newt (Kyle Johnson), in which he learns about love, fear, violent racial injustice and, during an emotional murder trial, his own capacity for honor. "Most important of all," Parks said, "he learns that hating is a waste of valuable energy." Poignant, passionate and powerful, The Learning Tree will make you smile, break your heart and heal your spirit.

Related Subjects

  • Drama

Extended Details

  • Closed CaptionsEnglish

    Artists

    Gordon ParksDirector
    Kyle JohnsonActor
    Alex ClarkeActor
    Estelle EvansActor
    Dana ElcarActor
    Mira WatersActor
    Joel FluellenActor
    Malcolm AtterburyActor