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Classic movies. In the most cryptic exemplars of the genre — e. Alt Film Guide. If so, is he the same Ignacio that Enrique had once known and fallen in love with? And how true-to-life is his short story? But no matter, for these are in large part what makes this neo-noir so remarkable: A seductive femme fatale played by a handsome man in drag; some near-explicit gay sex that earned the film an NC rating in the U.

As mentioned further up, the Bad Education cast is uniformly fine. Follow us: altfilmguide. The end result is a uniquely personal work that functions as a study of shattered minds; as an indictment against the all too human propensity for cruel and hypocritical behavior; and, just as impressively, as a profound, moving homage to cinema itself.

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Gay movies. Bad Education is a American crime drama film directed by Cory Finley and written by Mike Makowsky. Stoker Review: Park Chan-wook. Teeth Review: Jess Weixler. Consumed by jealousy, the priest is resolute in destroying the relationship between the two boys.

The anti hero can sense danger. Bad Education Gay Themes One of Bad Education’s most endearing narratives relates to Frank Tassone’s secret sexuality. Andre Soares Published: 14 years ago. But before all else he must deal with the fact that his first and greatest love is now back in his life.

When you think about it, things were so much simpler back in the old film noir days. Classic Movies. Accept Privacy Policy. On the other hand, Heflin, Mitchum, et al. [3]. To the contrary; notwithstanding her ornate looks and manner, Zahara is to be taken dead seriously.

A purported enemy or the object of desire herself? While it appears his colleague Pam Gluckin’s is in-the-know on his sexual interests, the town assumes he’s a single straight man ripe for the plucking. It is based on the New York magazine article "The Bad Superintendent" by Robert Kolker, [1][2] about the true story of the largest public school embezzlement in American history.

International cinema. We do not sell your information to third parties. You may also click on the Accept button on the right to make this notice disappear. The audience slowly discovers the star superintendent is gay behind closed doors. Former school superintendent Frank Tassone said he didn't "understand why they had to bring my sexuality into the film" about the embezzlement of funds from his district.

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