To Watch a Movie Clip from Maybe I'll Come Home in the Spring Right-Click the Picture below, Un-Check Loop and Click Play Maybe I'll Come Home in the Spring Movie Review   "Sally Field had her first significant dramatic role in this "generation gap" TV movie. After a year's time in the world of hippies and drugs, Field returns home to the parents who'd all but booted her out. Mom and Dad (Eleanor Parker and Jackie Cooper) try their best to understand their wayward daughter, but still can't overcome their judgmental attitude. When Field's younger sister (Lane Bradbury) begins experimenting with drugs, her parents react with the same blind, close-minded rage that had driven Field away the year before. Realizing that she can never really come home, Field leaves once more, hoping that someday she and her parents can solve their problems without recriminations and screaming. Unlike other "youth" films of the 1970s, Maybe I'll Come Home in the Spring refuses to take sides: Field's hippie lifestyle is shown to be just as shallow as her parent's suburban existence." Hal Erickson - All Movie Guide
Maybe I'll Come Home in the Spring	Maybe I'll Come Home in the Spring (1971) Directed by Joseph Sargent Starring Sally Field, Eleanor Parker and David Carradine Dennie has returned from a year among the hippies to her superficial, image-conscious suburban family. She must face their disapproval of her actions. She must also deal with an ex-lover, and a beloved young sister who is following in her footsteps. 74 Minutes - Color - Drama