Generation Pop Gap: Movies for my 13-year-old daughter
The first in our series of movies that I'm watching with my 13 year old daughter is Charlie Chaplin's 1931 silent classic City Lights. In this video review, Maggie and I discuss the value in today's kids watching older movies, some of the ideas explored in the movie about class how people view one another, and we add City Lights to her Flickchart.
Trailer for City Lights (1931)
City Lights (1931) Stills
Beware: Galleries may contain spoilers.
More Info:
As movies are added to this list, I'll add them to Letterboxd, here:
https://letterboxd.com/dorrk/list/popgengap-2016-11-movies-for-13-year-olds
You can keep track of my daughter's Flickchart-in-progress here:
http://www.flickchart.com/Charts.aspx?user=daughterdorrk
Tags
PopGap, 4-Star Movies, Movies For Kids, Silent Movies, Charles Chaplin, Generation PopGap, City Lights, Virginia Cherrill, Florence Lee, Harry Myers
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