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Post by kijii on Apr 1, 2018 19:37:22 GMT
Great topic, kijii. These kinds of films are often among the best. Three of my favorites: Man's Castle (1933) - Spencer Tracy and Loretta Young in their shantytown home A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (1945) - Peggy Garner coming of age in an early 1900s Brooklyn tenement The Lower Depths (1957) - Akira Kurosawa's film about people living in a Japanese slum  Thanks Spider-- I did come up with this thread idea based on yours. Sometimes, I get King's Row mixed up with Kitty Foyle and I didn't realize that Sam Wood directed them both. Sam Wood's stock keeps rising in my book. I also ID with Ginger Rogers with this type movie. She was in both Kitty Foyle and Primrose Path.
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