Teenage Wolfpack

Name: Teenage Wolfpack
Director: Georg Tressler
Released: 1956-09-27T00:00:00Z

Rising young German leading man Horst Buccholz followed up his award-winning performance in Sky Without Stars with his starring role in Die Halbstarken. The title translates to "The Half-Strong Ones", in reference to the film's juvenile-delinquent protagonists. Though virtually irredeemable, Buccholz's gang-leader character is softened somewhat by his love for tenement girl Karin Baal. With the exception of Buccholz, most of the young toughs in the film are nonprofessionals, exuding a raw energy that many "pros" could not emulate. Most of Die Halbstarken was lensed on location in genuine gang-ridden urban neighborhoods.

Runtime: 97

Release date: 1956-09-27

<article> <figure> <img src="http://image.tmdb.org/t/p/w780/mL4d5FH3nGgcm4cXYxHLVVctGcI.jpg" title='Teenage Wolfpack' alt='Teenage Wolfpack'/> </figure> <h1>Teenage Wolfpack</h1> <p>Rising young German leading man Horst Buccholz followed up his award-winning performance in Sky Without Stars with his starring role in Die Halbstarken. The title translates to "The Half-Strong Ones", in reference to the film's juvenile-delinquent protagonists. Though virtually irredeemable, Buccholz's gang-leader character is softened somewhat by his love for tenement girl Karin Baal. With the exception of Buccholz, most of the young toughs in the film are nonprofessionals, exuding a raw energy that many "pros" could not emulate. Most of Die Halbstarken was lensed on location in genuine gang-ridden urban neighborhoods.</p> <details><summary>Runtime: 97</summary> <summary>Release date: 1956-09-27</summary></details> </article>