A film which has stayed with you from your teenage years.

Whistle Down the Wind
A Man for All Seasons
To Sir With Love
2001 A Space Odyssey .

I remember going to see Soldier Blue at the cinema. It was a shock. When it ended, nobody moved from their seats for a couple of minutes.

More recent - but Nobody Knows haunts me.

I don’t think I’ve seen it since, I remember watching it at the cinema with my now husband, and we thought parts were quite funny, maybe I’ve mis-remembered it!

That’s Straw Dogs

I never want to see Soldier Blue again.

The Thorn Birds..

Brother Sun Sister Moon about the life of St Francis of Assisi.

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Brother Sun Sister Moon about the life of St Francis of Assisi.

YES
Another Zeferelli stunner
And Donovan's songs

Bridge over the River Kwai.
My dad used to like watching war films.

The horror of war.

The exorcist. My friends and I got into to see it even though we were underage. I had nightmares for ages. And totally different Love Story . I read the book and loved it too.

The Angry Silence. I was about 12. It was on Saturday Cinema on the TV.

I was so appalled and horrified that people could behave that way towards a man who just wanted to go to work

Not yet a teenager my friends mum took my friend and I to see "Carve Her Name With Pride". I remember I had my purse in my hand and had chewed a hole in it by the end when I realised what was going to happen to the heroine. Such a sad film and a true story

Up the Junction with Suzy Kendall, Maureen Lipman and loads of other big stars. I found it on YouTube and watched it a few times. Also Far From the Madding Crowd with Julie Christie - I've seen different versions since but the first was the best.

I have two from my teenage years. 1. The Sting and 2 A Clockwork Orange. The first because Paul Newman was an early crush of mine and it's so entertaining and the second because I found it so disturbing at the time.

One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest - the ending broke my heart and Deliverance, which still makes me uncomfortable every time i've seen it.

Apocalypse Now, history still repeating.

The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, Walkabout and Romeo and Juliet (the one with Olivia Hussey). We were shown all at school when we were about 12, I don't think they would be shown now to school children.

@Dee1012, I love One Flew Over, one of my fave films but never saw it til I was much older

One Flew over the Cuckoos Nest, I thought it was really well done, but preferred the book.

I went to the cinema every week as a teenager in the 70's and two films have always stayed with me. First was Black Christmas starring Olivia Hussey....at the end of the film she was left alone in the house, presumably with the killer still there!

The other was an unusual western/horror film called Hex starring Keith Carradine.

The happiest film I watched as a teenager has to be
Summer Holiday with Cliff Richards.
Unforgettable tune and lyrics

Dr Zhivago, I've watched it several times but the first time I went with my sister and we were both upset by the ending! I couldn't get on with the book though despite generally enjoying Russian novels.