Jeremy Part 1 (1973)

Set in Manhattan, the story follows Jeremy Jones, a young Jewish boy who plays the cello as he pursues his love with his school mate , the graceful dancer Susan Rollins during their sophomore-year at the High School of Music and Art.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• new york city
• manhattan
• robby
• benson
• cello
• coming
• of
• age
• seventies
• movies
• 1973
• blue
• balloon

[Jeffluvs80s]

This makes me cry because I might never get a chance to Love that way.

[Elitecataphract]

@Jeffluvs80s I think very few people ever do...

[Luchozum]

Somebody knows the name of this song?.

[bnatrl88]

he's cute lol :3

[Pansyhama]

I saw "Jeremy" 11times a week in1976 when I was 18yrs old.I love "Jeremy".

[ssesf]

@foxolita There's a scene in a movie where Ben Stiller's character is also opposed to one of the players not wearing a T-shirt. He plays none the less and ends up getting the sweat from this player's chest and stomach wiped off on his face during the game because the bastard disrespectfully would not put on his T-shirt.

Physical contact with men (and unattractive women) disgusts me and when you add the sweat...

Guess I'm more for sports like tennis and badminton and only doubles when mixed.

[foxolita]

@ssesf i have no idea why you're so upset with the 'shirts and skin' deal!! why would it be disgusting or disrespectful?? does the swimming team make you freak out too?

[squeapler]

Thanks for posting this. I remember seeing it in the 70s when I was about 14, and being amazed that this high school kid is living in NYC and going about his business with a complete lack of parental involvement or supervision...nobody hassling him to get up, eat breakfat, where've you been, it's like he has his own apartment! And going to school on the subway seemed so exotic. I lived in the suburban Midwest and trust me, my life was NOTHING like Jeremy's. I was totally jealous.

[squeapler]

For all the people weirded out by the "shirts vs. skins" basketball game, that was pretty common in the 70s. Basically a quick way to tell two teams apart.

[pallid56]

I stumbled into "Vengeance Is Mine." Uramami. Amazing. I thought Malick had "borrowed." But it came out in '79. Badlands is '73 ! Although it turns out Malick was quite the precocious academic prior to making films so he might've read the famous book about the real-life Japanese serial killer who went on a rampage in the 50's or 60's. Man Bites Dog. NBK. True Romance. And then Tarantino (Or Avery..Ahem !) totally ripped from Pinter's The Dumbwaiter for Pulp Fiction. Amazing.

[alejandro22682]

Este film marcó y seguirá marcando mi vida...