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Rebel Without a Cause Rebel Without a Cause

Nicholas Ray / USA / 1955 / 111 min / English

James Dean stars as Jim Stark, a teenager from Southern California with a troubled relationship with his parents. He finds comfort in his new girlfriend and in a lonely, sensitive peer, Plato.

cast James Dean, Natalie Wood, Sal Mineo, Jim Backus, Ann Doran, Dennis Hopper, Edward Platt

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Jim, Judy, and Plato are high schoolers who appear to live perfect suburban lives. But beneath the surface lie anxiety, rage, and disillusionment that erupt in fiery clashes and cliffside drag races. Jim’s iconic red jacket has come to represent an entire generation of young people, along with their dreams, conflicts, fears, and rebellion. A landmark of classic Hollywood, Rebel Without a Cause remains a powerful cinematic experience, with James Dean’s unforgettable performance and masterful use of colour and light.

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