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Polytechnique (2009)

A dramatization of the École Polytechnique massacre in Montreal, on December 9, 1989, where 14 female engineering students were murdered (and 13 were wounded) by a 25 year old psychotic misogynist armed with a semi-automatic weapon.

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Michal N 17 Mar 2010

I was put off by one of the very first things you see in this film, which is a statement in which the filmmakers hope to have their cake and eat it too. They claim it's "based on a true story" but they then disrespect the families by saying all characters have been fictionalized. We all know that far fewer people would have chosen to see this movie if it was titled "Bloody College" or something. While I wasn't expecting a documentary, I was expecting something true to the facts. Now I'm left with the problem of figuring out whether anything in the film was true at all. Did we learn anything about the shooter? Did we learn anything about the victims? Did we learn anything about the responders? The answer is 'No' Having said that, it did contain some of the most intense shooting scenes I've seen in a film, but I was not impressed by the self-indulgent upside-down camera angles.

David M 13 Feb 2009

Film trÃ¨s bien rÃ©aliser, on peu sentir la lourdeur du propos, tout au long du film. Moi je trouve que des films coups de poing, comme ca, c'Est important, car il faut rÃ©aliser, que notre petit bonheur comfortable, peu Ãªtre mis en pÃ©ril a tout moment.

Rogier J 27 Feb 2011

Compelling without being exploitative. Horrifying yet ultimately life affirming. Tragedy that Shakespeare would appreciate. Brilliant film.

Daniel C 14 Mar 2011

Strong shocker that chronicles the December 6, 1989 massacre at the Ecole Polytechnique in Montreal where Marc Lepine shot 28 people before shooting himself. The killer blamed feminists for ruining his life and set out on a path where he knew he would be regarded as evil. The film meticulously recreates the horrid acts of Lepine. The film does focus on a few characters who may have love blossoming between them - seen primarily in very effective glances and exchanges. This is an intense film that will shock. Though it is far more quickly moving than Van Sant's terrific "Elephant", Polytechnique is far from a copycat imitation of that film with a completely separate visual technique. Difficult viewing yet very good filmmaking.

Reuben S 20 Mar 2014

A black-and-white-nightmare from Denis Villenueve. Polytechnique is a shocker