From Ten to Twelve
Quite far removed from infancy, yet not across the threshold of adolescence, children of ten to twelve present an absorbing study of adults-in-the-making. We watch the children of one family in various situations in the home, at school and in group play, and find that much of their conflicting behaviour is actually a normal part of the growing-up process.
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Quite far removed from infancy, yet not across the threshold of adolescence, children of ten to twelve present an absorbing study of adults-in-the-making. We watch the children of one family in various situations in the home, at school and in group play, and find that much of their conflicting behaviour is actually a normal part of the growing-up process.
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directorEdmund Reid
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producerJudith Crawley
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scriptPolly Mackay-Smith
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photographyThomas Glynn
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soundDavid Howells
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editingWanda Nowakowski
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technical advisorC.A. Roberts
