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Experiences of ’90s high schoolers in ‘Teenage Wasteland’ find new resonance in this moment – Matter News
“Teenage Wasteland,” the new documentary from filmmakers Amanda McBaine and Jesse Moss, follows the students at Middletown High School in upstate New York as they pursued a community journalism project over a half-dozen years beginning in 1991. Working under the guidance of teacher Fred Isseks, teenagers in the elective “Electronic English” class produced four films, culminating in the hour-long “Garbage, Gangsters, and Greed,” which documented…
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