16 in Webster Groves

This documentary provides an intimate look at the youth of Webster Groves, capturing their thoughts and experiences as they navigate adolescence. The film showcases the unique perspectives of teens living in a suburban environment during the 1960s, a time marked by significant social change.

Charles Kuralt serves as the host, guiding viewers through the interviews and insights of the local teenagers. The documentary reflects the cultural and societal context of the era, making it a valuable piece for those interested in the evolution of American youth and suburban life.

Collectors may find interest in this documentary as part of a broader exploration of 1960s television specials. Its candid portrayal of youth and community offers a historical snapshot that can enhance a collection focused on documentary filmmaking or social commentary from this period.