Darren Stein and Adam Shell create homemade videos with local kids, exploring themes of adolescence, jealousy, and sexuality through their youthful lens.
“Every childhood needs a little direction.”
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Darren Stein and Adam Shell create homemade videos with local kids, exploring themes of adolescence, jealousy, and sexuality through their youthful lens.
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Synopsis
Darren Stein and his friend Adam Shell gather with local kids in their neighborhood to create homemade videos that capture the trials of adolescence. Through their lens, they confront themes of jealousy, cruelty, and sexuality. The documentary features footage from their youth, illustrating their creative process and the influence of their early work. Stein's experiences in this formative period laid the groundwork for his later films, including 'Jawbreaker' and 'Sparkler.' The film reflects on the innocence of childhood and the stories that emerge from simple beginnings.
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Why Watch
- See Darren Stein's early filmmaking with friends.
- Find out how childhood creativity shapes future success.
- Meet local kids tackling tough themes like sexuality.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Darren Stein and released in 2003.
- It features home movie footage created by Stein and his friends.
- The documentary has a runtime of 70 minutes.
- The cast includes Marc Entous, Robert Weiner, and Evan Stein.
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Who directed the documentary 'Put the Camera on Me'?
Darren Stein directed the documentary 'Put the Camera on Me'.
What themes are tackled in 'Put the Camera on Me'?
The documentary tackles themes such as jealousy, cruelty, and sexuality.
What is the duration of 'Put the Camera on Me'?
The duration of 'Put the Camera on Me' is 70 minutes.
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