"Bad Education" is a dark, interesting and cleverly conceived HBO original film. Director Cory Finley used his keen observation and control of details to stylize historical events
. The film is narrated in an appropriate style. The director maintains a tone between the positive attitude of educators and the dark side of self-interest after the mask is removed. At the same time, the film uses an almost ironic way to present the plot of the film. The teachers played by the actors in the film all show a fake smile, which makes the film more ironic. The film used a more effective way to show these teachers like ordinary people, making the audience believe that they are not characters like myths, but ordinary people like everyone
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Bad Education evaluation action
2022-01-10 08:02
Extended Reading
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Max 2022-04-24 07:01:17
The water in the school is really not shallow at all. Education is the best packaging machine. In the name of nobility, the truth, ideals, and career have packed up all the ugliness, and the inside has long been rotten. The key is that the difficulty of puncturing this layer of packaging has also increased. The quality of the film is average, the biggest surprise is probably that Uncle Hugh played gay, and he also played a scumbag!
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Ellen 2022-03-27 09:01:14
To give the keys to the students, and to publish the corruption of the principal in the school newspaper, is still a real thing. #20200709
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Phil Metzger: The receipts are gone. They're in the bin of a shredder probably.
Frank Tassone: But, she could have replaced them. I mean, there's a very real scenario here where all the other expenses are legit, right?
Phil Metzger: Maybe. I don't know.
Frank Tassone: Okay, Phil. Phil, she's not some criminal mastermind, right? Pam is our friend and she has made a stupid mistake.
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Phil Metzger: What about the State Controller? He could barge into this office at any given moment and conduct an outside audit.
Frank Tassone: Has he ever done that once in your 30 years of experience?
[Phil shakes his head no]
Frank Tassone: Exactly.