2023 was one one of the best years for cinema. The overwhelming success of medium-budget films like ‘Barbie’ and ‘Oppenheimer’ immediately gave way to one of the most memorable awards seasons, where the winners of major festivals like ‘Anatomy of a fall‘ either ‘Poor Creatures‘They rubbed shoulders with the most mainstream of the industry.
In this curious panorama There was a movie that had a certain popularity during the Oscars and received a good reception from critics. This is the German film ‘The Teacher’s Room’, a film premiered at the Berlin Festival that went on sale on Blu Ray in our country on June 4.
The film (which has a 7.5 on IMDB) tells the story of an idealistic teacher trying to find out what is happening at her school when one of his students becomes suspected of stealing.
This overwhelming tape is a deep and raw reflection on corruption and complicity and how it is difficult to maintain ideals within a society. His themes can be extrapolated to areas that go beyond education.
It also shares a theme with the well-known 2012 Danish film ‘The Hunt’, which is the consequences of harassment and denunciation by the members of a community over others, of course, unlike the aforementioned film, here the point of view hovers over the person of the accuser instead of the accused person, putting the viewers in the shoes of a person who must face dire consequences for having acted in an a priori, noble way.
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