The People Next Door

Year: 1970

Runtime: 93 mins

Language: English

Director: David Greene

Drama

A slice of American life—Mom’s apple pie, Dad’s scotch on the rocks, and Maxie’s teenage troubles—frames the story of a married couple whose imperfect marriage, while they grapple with their own shortcomings, is tested as they battle to rescue their daughter from drug addiction and a looming commitment to a mental institution.

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