Toward Emotional Maturity (1954)

A teenage girl reflects on her emotional growth, remembering episodes in which her love, fear, anger were not always under control, and decides not to go "park" with her boyfriend. As with all the Knickerbocker Productions, this is somewhat gloomy and strange.

Producer: Knickerbocker Productions

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• social
• guidance
• 1950s
• psychology
• emotions
• maturity
• adolescence
• teenagers
• dating
• sports
• parents
• high
• school
• dances

[blueeyedstarfish]

It wasn't see her boyfriend with another girl that made her act out it was Communism!!

Yes I will share my emotions! Those are ugly curtains and get a muffler for your car!!!!!

[Phobos957]

Sucked for cappy.

[RainOnTheWindow]

Super human strength? Like knocking a desk over?

[hoffnerrocks]

what the heck if you put a snake on the table it is the humans instinct to avoid something that could be of possible harm you or others it is the same way with any other animal, if they really want to be bliss and happy all the time bring on the hippies! hippies were so bliss and happy but tried to change things through peace and love and they got shit-faced which is pretty awsome

[InhumanCondition]

I hope cappy crapped all in her room later for that.

[ToxicOdiousOne]

Don't be a queer. So true.

[nightingalejamie]

Hank is horney and Sally is a ho!

[pbot2029]

wtf The box example is pretty damned stupid

[Lucailey]

Okay, when the teacher came out the people all hyped up about ruining her propperty just walked way?! Yeah..right...

[RationalEmotive]

Are those Skinner boxes the snakes are in? Hey, even the teacher looks like B.F.Skinner while the girl is some kind of Plathian, beatnik ready to be transformed into a Stepford wife.

[needles1987]

Sally is hot!!