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The Class (2008)

Teacher and novelist François Bégaudeau plays a version of himself as he negotiates a year with his racially mixed students from a tough Parisian neighborhood.

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Adriano V 19 Oct 2010

a fantastic french movie about the interaction between teacher and student

Brad S 20 Dec 2011

Muito, muito, muito bom! É fascinante o modo como são apresentadas as divergências raciais, sociais e entre gerações da França. Em um filme onde não existem mocinhos nem bandidos, a apresentação dos personagens é mesmo assim muito forte, sendo "a classe" o mais simbólico deles, mesmo quando se divide entre o professor François e os alunos. Os alunos e os outros professores, aliás, têm suas histórias interrompidas no ponto mais crítico (Souleymane quando corre o risco de voltar para o Mali, Khoumba em seu momento mais frágil e Wey com sua mãe podendo ser deportada para China). Forte, tocante e um retrato fiel à experiência real de François (o ator e personagem principal) no falido sistema educacional público europeu.

John Anderson 08 Apr 2017

The Class is not just the best film released thus far this year. It may be the most gripping.

Chucho E. Q 03 Mar 2009

Whoever thinks this is Dangerous Minds in French is out of his fuckin mind. And whoever thinks these students are scary and unrealistic... is lucky to have been in such a nice school. A masterpiece. Entertaining, funny, touching and moving, but also tense, raw, cruel and heartbreaking.

PeterG 15 Aug 2009

It's hard for me to imagine a story so heavily anchored in the mundane that kept me so heavily anchored to my seat. I've watched this film about 4 times so far, and have yet to grow bored of it. The teacher, who has a predetermined curriculum to impart, is constantly being derailed by the dialectic that these students seem to prefer much more. In so doing, they seem to arrive at a middle ground between what society has determined is important for these kids to learn, and what actually IS relevant to them in their lives and experiences, not unlike a dialogue between interlocuters and Socrates, to whom they later even pay tribute with a mention of Plato's 'Republic'. Along the way, you observe the blindness and shortcomings of institutions as well as the obstinant perpetuance of the disenfranchised. Somewhere between the need for social harmony and the need for change, between the theoretical and the practical, and between aspirations and reality, you are educated at the crossroads through which all these intersect "between the walls" of 'The Class'.