Millions of children and adolescents returned to France this week this week. And schools, colleges and universities, of course, have taken an important place in recent decades.
Even some of the cinematic works could have been the main theme of this place, decoration, or their script. There are many examples and we can cite one of the most famous teenage films of the 80’s, John Hug’s Breakfast Club.
The story of the five high school students who have completely opposite characters, which are gluted on Saturday, in the afternoon, and those who start discussing each other after the day, to finally discover common points and appreciate each other.
Marking the film teachers
A few years later, it was a charismatic teacher who died in a non -traditional method, in the person of John Keating and his famous “Carp Dim”, who was portrayed by Robin Williams at the top of his art, in the Peter Weir circle.
Recently, we could also remember Ryan Gosling, who fell into the shoes of brilliant professor Dan Danni in Brooklyn’s high school in 2007, but who appeared on the verge of a gap in his personal life, sinking into more despair and drugs every day. This is one of his students, Drei, who will one day surprise him with smoking to help him climb the slope of the film’s semi -Nelson.
Examples are still numerous and varied from a school teacher who has a rebel mind, Michelle Pffifer, who confronted the class of difficult adults who passes the palm d’Or or the skin festival for the walls of the Laurent Kant.
For this school year, there are nine scenes of films in schools and secondary schools that we offer to try to recognize. Do you think you can get a 9/9 note?
Source: Allocine
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