Wild in the Streets (1968)
Max Frost, a spirited musician, supports a Senate candidate advocating for voting rights for 18-year-olds. However, his influence ignites a movement among his young fans, pushing to lower the voting age to just 15. As Max and his youthful followers harness their newfound power, they confront societal issues with fervor. Yet, intoxicated by their success, their campaign spirals into a dangerous battle between generations, leading to extreme consequences. The film explores the clash of ideals and the consequences of youthful exuberance in a rapidly changing political landscape.
