1971. Directed by William A. Graham; QUINCY JONES (Music). TAGLINE : "A love story...of hate!" - Sheila, an affluent black teenager, begins dating working class white teen Wayne, and asks him for help to sell a kilo of marijuana. VIEWER COMMENT : "A decent 20th century American love story wherein the all-American blond-haired white boy finds himself quite happy in the loving arms of a spirited young ebony goddess. Predictable tensions ensue, and culminate in a surprisingly bitter resolve. Being that this film was made in a time of social tumult and radical change in America, it probably had a fair amount of appeal to younger audiences(there is quite a bit of a "flower child" element here...in one scene, a boy on a bridge pelts swimming ducks with rocks. Our leading lady touches him softly, saying "you'd better learn how to love, boy-child". We then see him tossing picked flowers into the water."
CAST Includes : Brenda Sykes, John Neilson, William Marshall, John Fiedler, Matt Clark, Maia Danziger, Lincoln Kilpatrick, Marion Ross, Ivor Francis, Tony Colti, Elliott Street, John Hillerman, Glynn Turman
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