The Breakfast Club

In 1985, filmmaker John Hughes created a movie that redefined teen cinema. From its unforgettable characters to its timeless themes of identity, rebellion, and connection, this film still resonates with audiences decades later. So grab a seat in detention and start planning your 1000-word essay, as we celebrate the 40th anniversary of The Breakfast Club!
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Show Notes

Undercover Indies: How ‘The Breakfast Club’ Went Small-Scale and Created a Cult Classic » bit.ly/3EA0mdG

40 Years Ago: Five Teens Sentenced to All-Day Saturday Detention » bit.ly/4gKhDOU

Repeat Viewing: Film As Cultural Snapshot: The Breakfast Club. » bit.ly/3EvgAoz

Cinema Impact Analysis – The Breakfast Club – Cinema Impact » bit.ly/3EyFcfX

Philosophy and Film: The Breakfast Club » bit.ly/40U05tJ

‘We are not alone’ – The Breakfast Club’s lasting impact on teenagers today » bit.ly/4hDNy4D

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