I only caught this by accident on Turner Classic Movies. I had dvr'd the Mickey Spillane film "The Girl Hunters", and this came afterwards. I was surprised to discover that the film was made in 56, and not some perhaps 10 years earlier or even before. That it was made in 56 and not in color is also surprising, though the film does really show you the beauty of the area.
While some may feel the film is dated, it is rather contemporary as it discusses issues such as health care, and the responsibilities of a society and community.
It is a charming little film, and if you ever watch Turner Classic Movies, hopefully you will be able to come across.
While some may feel the film is dated, it is rather contemporary as it discusses issues such as health care, and the responsibilities of a society and community.
It is a charming little film, and if you ever watch Turner Classic Movies, hopefully you will be able to come across.