If you remember being a teenager you will discover aspects of yourself in 'Teenage,' Joseph Szabo's homage to the angst, defiance, vulnerability and the joy of being young.
Shot in haunting black and white, your own confused memories of that period, softened by time, come flooding back as you leaf through the pages and discover Szabo's gift for capturing teenagers moving from puberty to the edge of adulthood.
Some of the young people in these shots are painfully self-conscious, others are self-assured beyond their years; all have trusted Szabo to capture them as they are. The fine line between intimacy and exploitation is never crossed; Szabo appears to have no agenda beyond documenting these moments of bravado and confusion.
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