A very ordinary and cheaply produced, early 1960's film, has curiosity value as it shows you the young dynamic teenage female pop star, Helen Shapiro. However, apart from admiring the talent of this brilliant singer, the thread bare storyline, the mostly dire songs and the annoyingly incessant 'trad jazz' music made this film almost unwatchable. Interesting to note that within a year, most of these pop singers and the style of pop music featured in the film would be swept away by the emergence of the Beatles and the other pop groups.
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