Monday's Child
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About This Movie
Monday's Child is a 1967 drama that explores themes of politics and bigotry. This film centers on a young girl's quest for a doll that inadvertently got sent away during a flood, highlighting familial and cultural tensions.
Monday's Child saw limited releases and has a bit of rarity to it, making it appealing to niche collectors. Formats include a faded VHS that circulates among dedicated enthusiasts, though newer digital transfers aren’t widely available. Interest tends to spike at film festivals or retrospectives, where its themes resonate with audiences looking for deeper storytelling. There’s definitely a sense of community among those who appreciate its understated charm.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of Monday's Child?
Monday's Child is a drama film.
Who directed Monday's Child?
The film was produced by Contracuadro.
Who are the top cast members in Monday's Child?
The top cast includes Arthur Kennedy, Geraldine Page, Deborah Reed, Graciela Borges, and José de San Antón.
What are some themes present in Monday's Child?
The film explores themes of politics and bigotry.
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