So Young, So Bad

About This Movie

So Young, So Bad is a fascinating dive into the complexities of youth and authority. Dr. Jason is this fresh-faced idealist, stepping into a world that’s far more grim than he expected. The atmosphere is thick with tension as he navigates the harsh realities faced by these girls, who are often more insightful than the adults around them. Loretta stands out as a rebellious spirit, challenging his naivete and really pushing the narrative forward. The pacing builds nicely, drawing you into the girls' plight while exposing the darker side of their treatment. You get a real sense of the era’s social issues, and the performances have a rawness that feels authentic. It’s not just a drama; it’s a reflection on human nature and compassion.

Explores themes of authority and rebellion. · Strong performances from the cast. · Captures the social issues of the early 1950s.