Bad Education

Written by Akromatika
Published March 14, 2005
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Throughout the film, Almodovar displays his technical filmmaking ability. From point of view shots, substituting the objectification of the female body with the male, to smaller and smaller "frames" of vision meant to show the impossibility of camera objectivity and the narrowness of human understanding and acceptance, he shows complete control over a film that is a strange mix of control and chaos, ugliness and beauty. But perhaps the greatest achievement of Bad Education is its ability to make the viewer feel at once uncomfortable and intrigued through subject matter and presentation. In doing so, it shows just how schematic and shallowly reaffirming most films are.

Rating: 4.0 / 4.0

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Bad Education
Published: March 14, 2005
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Filed Under: Video: Thriller, Video: Foreign Language, Video: Drama, Video: Art House
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#1 — March 15, 2005 @ 15:45PM — Chris Beaumont [URL]

Esxcellent film, this was as big a surprise in '04 as 21 Grams was in '03. Both portrayed a wonderful labryinthian tale that you have to work to put together adding up to a rewarding experience.

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