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The Children's Hour

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In a prestigious all-girls school, two friends and co-founders, Karen and Martha, find themselves embroiled in a scandalous rumor that threatens to destroy their lives. The story begins when a troubled student, who is constantly punished for her misbehavior, makes a devastating accusation claiming that the teachers are in a romantic relationship. Although the assertion seems absurd at first, the childish malice triggers a series of events that lead the community to question the integrity and morality of the educators.

As the gossip spreads like wildfire, Karen and Martha must contend not only with the pressure from their students but also with the reactions of the adult world. Rejection, distrust, and social stigma begin to weigh heavily on them, testing not only their friendship but their own identities. The struggle to clear their names and prove that the accusations are baseless spirals into a tumultuous journey of personal anguish and heightened emotional tension.

Featuring powerful performances by Audrey Hepburn and Shirley MacLaine, the film reveals the fragility of relationships and the damaging effects that lies can have. As the two worlds—the innocent children and the complexities of adulthood—collide, the story raises profound questions about truth, loyalty, and the consequences of words. An unforgettable tale that resonates far beyond its time, exploring perception and human connections.

Media type
Movie
Year
1961
Director
William Wyler
Writer
John Michael Hayes
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
7.80
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
80.00
Service
Metacritic
Rating
49.00
Actors
Shirley MacLaine
Audrey Hepburn
James Garner
Miriam Hopkins
Fay Bainter
Karen Balkin
Veronica Cartwright
Sally Brophy
Mimi Gibson
William Mims
Hope Summers
Jered Barclay
William H. O'Brien
Leoda Richards
Harold Miller
Pete Kellett
Stuart Hall
Gender
Drama
Country
United States
Producers
William Wyler
Original title
The Children's Hour
Duration
108
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