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Tag Archives: Bullying
Playground (2021) ☆☆☆1/2 (3.5/4) : Her little struggle at the school
“Playground”, which was selected the Belgian entry for the Best International Film Oscar in last year, is often quite difficult to watch. As firmly sticking to its little young heroine’s limited perspective, the movie closely and vividly observes her conflicts … Continue reading →
I Want to Know Your Parents (2022) ☆☆1/2(2.5/4): Parents worse than their kids
I came to have some reservation as watching South Korean film “I Want to Know Your Parents”, which is finally released here in South Korean theaters after being suspended for several years due to the allegations of sexual harassment on … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bullying, Courtroom, Lawyer, Middle School, School, South Korean Film, Teenager
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Better Days (2019) ☆☆☆1/2 (3.5/4): Her bodyguard
Chinese film “Better Days” is a familiar but compelling mixture of brutal school drama, sensitive coming-of-age tale, and unabashedly old-fashioned romance. Right from the beginning, you can clearly discern what you are going to get, but then you will find … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adolescence, Bullying, College entrance examination, Coming-of-age drama, Crime, High School, Romance
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A Stray Goat (2016) ☆☆☆(3/4): A melancholic wintry tale of two troubled teenagers
I once wondered whether sad, cold independent movies about desperate people were becoming a genre of their own. Usually filled with somber wintry ambience, such movies tend to serve us with the bleak sense of harsh reality via their gloomy … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bullying, Christianity, High School, Religion, School, South Korean Film
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Night Flight (2014) ☆☆☆1/2(3.5/4): Alone in a harsh school life
When I searched for the articles about South Korean film “Night Flight” not long after watching it, I came across an article about its press conference attended by the director Lee Song-hee-il and his actors. According to the director, the … Continue reading →
Disconnect (2012) ☆☆☆(3/4) : Only connect…
I am sometimes amazed by how much our society has been changed by the rapid advance of Internet technology during recent years. Thanks to the development of various Internet services for communication, we can contact far more easily with … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bullying, Family, Father and son, Husband and Wife, Identity theft, Internet
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Bully (2011) ☆☆☆(3/4) : These painful cases of bullied kids
They say something like “they are just kids”, but we should not forget that bullying is a cruel thing to its helpless victims. Lee Hirsch’s documentary “Bully” presents us five kids as its painful examples and it shows us how … Continue reading →
Chronicle (2012) ☆☆☆(3/4) : They’ve got the power, but…
“Chronicle” is an interesting SF drama working well as the mix of the two film genres which have become notably prevalent during the last decade. On the surface, it presents itself as one of those ‘found footage’ movies a la … Continue reading →
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Tagged Abuse, Bullying, Drama, Found Footage, High School, SF, Superpower, Teenagers
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