Warrendale

Year: 1967

Runtime: 101 mins

Language: English

Director: Allan King

Documentary

A Cannes prize‑winning cinéma‑vérité film that follows twelve emotionally disturbed children over five weeks in a residential home. With no interviews, narration, or direction, the footage captures spontaneous daily life, highlighting the children's yearning to be seen and their critique of media censorship that blanks their faces.

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