01 January 1966 Factual 30 mins
We are all regularly under stress, because of modern life, of work, of family life and sundry other causes. But the parents of handicapped children have to undergo extra and permanent stress. The film offers an insight into the problem through the study of five families who express themselves candidly before Bernice Rubens's camera.
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Andrew Faulds as Narrator
Bernice Rubens Director
Stress: Parents with a Handicapped Child Trailer
United Kingdom 01 January 1966
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Artwork, screen shots, trailers and other imagery is © 1966 Derrick Knight and Partners, Mental Health Film Council.