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8h01.comBorn Innocent (1974) Synopsis Chris Parker is a 14-year-old girl who runs away from her abusive home, where her father beats her and her mother ignores her. She is arrested several times for petty crimes and vagrancy, and is finally sent to a juvenile detention center for girls. There, she faces more violence and cruelty from the staff and the other inmates. She is raped by a group of girls with a toilet plunger, beaten by a sadistic guard, and humiliated by a corrupt psychiatrist. The only person who shows her some kindness and compassion is Barbara Clark, a counselor who tries to help her overcome her trauma and anger. Chris also befriends a pregnant girl named Janet, who hopes to keep her baby after giving birth. However, their friendship ends tragically when Janet suffers a miscarriage and dies. Chris becomes more bitter and rebellious, and decides to escape from the center with the help of Barbara. She also confronts her parents and tells them that she hates them and that they are responsible for her misery. Review Born Innocent is a made-for-television drama film directed by Donald Wrye and starring Linda Blair in her first role after The Exorcist. The film was highly controversial and influential, as it was the first TV movie to deal with the issue of juvenile delinquency and the harsh realities of reform schools. The film also included graphic scenes of violence and sexual abuse that were never before seen on American television. The film was so shocking that it sparked protests, lawsuits, and censorship. The film was also blamed for inspiring a copycat crime, in which a
teenage girl was raped with a bottle by four other girls. The film is not only sensationalistic, but also realistic and powerful. The film exposes the flaws and failures of the juvenile justice system, which instead of rehabilitating troubled youths, only makes them worse. The film also shows the effects of child abuse and neglect on the development and behavior of
young people. The film does not offer any easy solutions or happy endings, but rather challenges the viewers to think about the causes and consequences of juvenile delinquency. The film features a remarkable performance by Linda Blair, who plays Chris with a mix of vulnerability and defiance, innocence and maturity, pain and rage. She conveys the complexity and intensity of her character’s emotions and motivations. She also shows her physical courage and stamina in enduring the
brutal scenes of
rape and beating. She is supported by Joanna Miles, who plays Barbara with a mix of warmth and professionalism, empathy and honesty. She is the only positive role model in the film, who tries to make a difference in Chris’s life. Born Innocent is a disturbing and compelling film that does not shy away from showing the dark side of human nature and society. It is a film that questions the norms and values of our culture and invites us to reflect on our own responsibility and morality. Rating Born Innocent is rated TV-14 for strong violence, sexual content, language and some drug use. Parental Guide Born Innocent is not suitable for children or teens. It contains scenes of graphic violence, sexual content, language and some drug use. It has no positive messages or role models. Parents should be aware that this film may be upsetting or traumatizing for some viewers. It depicts scenes of murder,
torture,
rape, kidnapping and child abuse. It also shows nudity, sex, drug use and profanity. It may offend some moral or ethical sensibilities. Parents should also know that this film is based on a book by Creighton Brown Burnham, which was inspired by his own experience as a counselor in a juvenile detention center. However, the film takes many liberties with the facts and adds fictional elements. Parents should exercise caution and discretion before allowing their children or teens to watch this film. They should also be prepared to discuss the issues raised by the film with them if they do watch it.
