The Young Runaways

Synopsis

In the movie 'The Young Runaways', directed by Arthur Dreifuss, a group of troubled teenagers escape from a detention center and embark on a journey of self-discovery and rebellion. Led by the fiercely independent Laura, played by Brooke Bundy, the young runaways find themselves facing various challenges as they try to survive and find a sense of belonging in a world that seems determined to keep them down. Through their experiences, the group learns about friendship, love, and the importance of standing up for what they believe in. Will they find their way back to society or forge a new path on their own terms? 'The Young Runaways' is a poignant coming-of-age tale set against the backdrop of social unrest and generational divides.

Cast

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  Brooke Bundy

  Shelley Allen

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  Kevin Coughlin

  Dewey Norson

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  Patty McCormack

  Deannie Donford

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  Lloyd Bochner

  Raymond Allen

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  Lynn Bari

  Mrs. Donford

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  Norman Fell

  Mr. Donford

Reviews

The Young Runaways elicits mixed reviews from critics. While some praise the film for its raw portrayal of teenage rebellion and solidarity, others criticize its predictable plot and lack of depth in character development. On IMDb, the movie holds a modest rating of 5.3/10, indicating a polarized audience reaction. Some viewers appreciate the authentic performances of the young cast members, particularly Brooke Bundy as the determined Laura, while others feel that the storyline falls short of delivering a powerful message. Despite its flaws, the movie manages to capture a snapshot of the rebellious spirit of the 1960s, resonating with those who appreciate a nostalgic look at youth culture during a time of social change.

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