Episode Two: Rebel Without a Cause

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Martina Drago and Frank Krutnik explore the social impact of Nicholas Ray's Rebel Without a Cause (1955), illustrating the film's revolutionary approach to the topics of adolescence, toxic parenthood, and rebellion.

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