Runaway Daughters (1956)

Runaway Daughters (1956) reflects the wave of 1950s exploitation films that capitalised on postwar anxieties about juvenile delinquency and teenage rebellion. Marketed as a moral warning while promising sensational thrills, it captures how Hollywood used fear-driven narratives to address changing youth culture and generational tension.

The stark black and white design is dominated by an oversized, ominous female leg striding toward the viewer, creating a sense of menace and urgency. Smaller figures in panic below and bold red title lettering heighten the drama, selling the film as a shocking, cautionary tale ripped from the headlines.

• Year: 1956
• Nationality: United States
• Condition: Unfolded
• Type: US INSERT
• Size: 14 X 36 Inches
• Product Code: P2180