Addie Mills Collection

The Addie Mills Collection comprises four films that chronicle the experiences of Adelaide “Addie” Mills during her childhood in a small Nebraska town in the 1940s. Released between 1972 and 1976, these films collectively run for 288 minutes. The collection has a total budget and revenue of zero. The films within the Addie Mills Collection offer glimpses into Addie's formative years, centered around her life with a widowed father. Titles such as The House Without a Christmas Tree (1972) and The Thanksgiving Treasure (1973) explore various aspects of her upbringing. The collection’s runtime spans from 49 to 87 minutes per film, with IMDb ratings ranging from 6.7 to 7.9. The Addie Mills Collection represents a series of films produced over a four-year period. The total budget and revenue for the entire collection are recorded as zero. The films collectively offer a window into a specific time and place, focusing on themes of family and growing up in mid-20th century America.