Say No and Tell

About This Movie

So, here's an interesting one – 'Say No and Tell'. It's a documentary that leans heavily into the educational realm, targeting really young kids. The tone is quite earnest, almost reminiscent of those classic public service announcements. It has this almost matter-of-fact pacing, which can feel a bit stilted but serves its purpose well. The themes revolve around safety and awareness, which is pretty crucial for the audience. There's a certain charm in its straightforward approach, using simple visuals and practical effects that ground the lessons presented. It’s distinctive in how it balances urgency with a gentle delivery, making it memorable for those who experienced it during childhood.

'Say No and Tell' remains somewhat elusive in the collector's sphere, often overshadowed by more mainstream films. It's been released in various formats, but finding a decent copy can be tricky. The scarcity adds to its appeal, making it a curious piece for those interested in educational media from unknown directors. There’s definitely a niche audience for this, especially among collectors who appreciate its historical context and the role it played in child safety education.