Sean (1970 documentary)

[anthonygareth]

For fucks sake! This kid is creepy, cool, smart, different. I was a retard most of my life, especially at the age this kid is. Impressive. He smokes grass!? What the hell? Interesting.

[dreguan]

this kid is fuckin gangster!

[jduplechin]

We're all just repeating what we've heard... What a wise little kid though. "how do I get in?" " just open the door."

[alexxenophon]

Wow...Sean's smarter than me!

[hdfgdfgdgdfg31]

my favorite animal is the walrus.i like walrus'.

[mrqcrew]

Amazing. Whatever happened to him?

[BlackMountainScar]

@mrqcrew The guy who made this documentary made another doc. in 2005 called "Following Sean",, It tells what happened to Sean and what way his life turned out but I cant find the doc anywhere..

Check out following sean dot com

[totenkopf234]

Jeff Ament at 9:33?

[sidvidkid]

"DO you look like a girl?" "Do you turn on"?

The interrogator is kinda creepy...

hard to see how this could be called one of greatest docos ever

[krshrv]

i like it, but it's a little disturbing. either way it's not a documentary. it's totally lyrical; it's a poem, an art film and a pretty weird one, in a good way i suppose.

[Caligula138]

big people are creepy

[sarabower1]

zzzzzzzz

[evilthesaurus]

this is awesome!

[crippleuno]

The kid is so mature, at this age i used to gape at the sky for hours, but in a way kids are mature, its just that they dont find the right words to express themselves, sean on the otherhand is freaking smart at expressing himself....

[DesertedBaby]

amazing

[yolie4u]

this kid is so freaking smart!

[noahf67]

Great little period piece, but not exactly 100% indicative of the era.

[manalexxxx]

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[skamilf]

Very cute kid... Before I watched Following Sean I was really hoping he hadn't turned out bad but seems like he lived an average life went to college and majored in pre law.

[LolAyers]

he's seen a few things in his 4 i/2 years, he's very cute .

[phil4164]

I would give 'em 5 pennies if I had 55

[swampzoid]

Where's this kid today ?

[jerkchickenblog]

I don't know about one of the best but it's pretty damn good. I dug it

[jerkchickenblog]

I don't know about one of the greatest but it's pretty damn good. I dug it.

[soueubanano]

I can't tell you how many times I've seen this vid. I just...can't stop.

[noodles41]

this is excellent.

[casboultone]

i wish i had his dreams

[MateoTejanoCubano]

This is astonishing. WOW...just...WOW. It's nice to know that Sean turned out to be a regular, average guy who has a wife and a kid.

[VivaArsenal4]

the kid is just repeating what he's heard...interesting doc nonetheless, but just like crazy christian parents have their kids blabbing nonsense about jesus or whatever, this kid is just repeating the opinions and views of the people around him.

[MisterBouncyBounce]

@VivaArsenal4 +1

[SardonicNihilist]

Cute, well-spoken child, but seems to me a product of a sick society, that is to say if the authoritarian US government wasn't so tyrannical there'd be no need for a kid to live like that. I really would like to believe his upbringing in that alternative lifestyle was well-rounded and safe. Maybe I'm being unfair but I'm just thinking his parents would be the exact sort who ended up being in Charles Manson's family

[schlumbucket]

"u need ur bones so u don't squaaash". :)

[GENEPAULACEPETER]

very wise young child, its amazing how honest children are, before the world tells them, they can't say this, or they can't do that. very interesteing piece of film

[shazugin]

I wonder where this boy now a man is

[THUGOVT]

Jimmypain2121 is an idiot

[THUGOVT]

I love this kid!!! I would ride with this kid any day of the week. He's such a Y.G.

[NymphZoic68]

Cute



[aufladekabel]

its wonderful

im speachless:)

[drinkmyloversspit]

that was truly amazing. felt like i was watching art

[jimmyPain2121]

how the fuck is this meant to be one of the "greatest" documentaries?

[UncleDiss]

@jimmyPain2121 To each his own... Personally I feel like like this is one of the most interesting docs I've ever seen... If you don't agree, I could give a shit...

[xXXShinXtremXXx]

love it.

And I also think that if people made it thus far, they might as well watch the first 30 sec of video rather than make their decision by the description. If you're turned off after the first 30 seconds, than reading the description won't change much about that.

[nimicide]

Beautiful. Thank you for sharing.

[quechu01]

awesome....

[katinaanimator]

Wow! Wasn't expecting THAT! It seems like the film got way quieter when he was asked if he "turned on". Good Lord!!

[FernandoDANTE]

The description could be a bit more informative...

[UncleDiss]

@FernandoDANTE Sorry señor, but I'm generally not a fan of "spoilers"... Going in blind is much better!

[FernandoDANTE]

@UncleDiss I'm just saying that a more informative description could give more incentive for people to watch.

[Milliondollarman]

@UncleDiss Actually, if you google "psychology research story spoiler", you'll note that there's nothing hot about going in blind either. You should throw a description up there.

[kuriaki71]

my favorite documentary ever

[thisoranyother]

i have watched this seven times since discovering it last week, i can't thank you enough this is stunning.

[freshsoulbutter]

This is so awesome beyond words...

[thesyd1975]

Glad i found this,very intresting viewpoint from a young kid who was actually living in the middle of all the choas going on in the Haight at the time,i watched Following Sean Straight after!!! Thanx for posting!!

[matt69vdb]

Don't mind if I do