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A moving and beautiful portrait of the natural bond between teacher and pupils that is also a stealth critique of today’s educational orthodoxy
Another autumnal triumph from the world’s greatest living film director.
Another ersatz film noir “based on fact” which uses its period setting as an excuse for graphic scenes of violence
The Opposite of Sex, written and directed by Don Roos, is a young man’s film with all the virtues that natural wit and talent can supply in the absence of maturity, depth and judgment. These last named are qualities which often come to people with time, so we may hope for splendid things in the…
An amusing and occasionally wise and witty film from Patrice Leconte, but one whose principal virtue is its leading man