Mãlina Manovici

Matilde 2022-03-28 09:01:11

I don't remember where I read the article or listened to the radio to learn about "Starting Line". I put this "Graduation Exam" on my to-watch list, and I finished watching it by blind selection today.

It was the first time I saw a Romanian movie, and I didn't know any of the actors. Although they...

Darion 2022-04-24 07:01:22

Eastern Europe, like Iran, has contributed a large number of critical realism films in the past two decades, involving politics. Eastern Europe's is relatively cold, while Iran's is relatively softer. The graduation exam is another revelation by Mengji. This time, he chose such a type of person....

Carter 2022-03-20 09:02:40

A piece of shattered human eggs. The most exciting scene: Mom opposes arranging for her daughter to "cheat" in the exam, and noblely says that it is unfair. Dad asks you if there is any other way, and mom says no. Dad: You know you have nothing to do, and you are unwilling to take responsibility, because you know I will solve it. Mom: Fairness has a price, and I can bear the price. Dad: You can afford it because I have taken care of it.

Adaline 2022-03-23 09:03:08

I hate the father who walks through the back door while telling the rules in the movie. His stubborn and self-righteous look is terrifyingly real. At the end, the smiling faces of a group of young people make people’s backs chill. People of each era are self-taught about their own ways of exercising unspoken rules. Sadly, most of them are dealing with unfinished human debts. You have to falsely claim that you have principles, like a child, if you want to jump in the queue, you are born to be evil anyway.