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Didier Dolna (story)
Patrick Schulmann (writer)
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18 September 1985 (France) more
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A clique of four young teachers at a high school looks critically at their colleagues. To avoid falling in the same routine... more | add synopsis
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Teachers are kids : they can't live out of school ! more (1 total)
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(Cast overview, first billed only)| Patrick Bruel | ... | Frédéric Game | |
| Fabrice Luchini | ... | Michel | |
| Christophe Bourseiller | ... | Francis Ceze | |
| Laurent Gamelon | ... | Gérard Biril | |
| Etienne Draber | ... | Le censeur | |
| Martine Sarcey | ... | La directrice | |
| Yolande Gilot | ... | Julie | |
| Charlotte Julian | ... | Josyane | |
| Guy Montagné | ... | René Nogret | |
| Isabelle Mergault | ... | Caroline | |
| Chantal Neuwirth | ... | Flora | |
| Camille de Casabianca | ... | Françoise | |
| Jean-René Gossart | ... | Charles Max | |
| Anne Fontaine | ... | Marite | |
| André Raffard | ... | Nouel |
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Germany:90 min
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Continuity: When Frédéric Game (Patrick Bruel) come to school for the very first time, he parks his car very badly. In the next shot, the car is correctly parked. more
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Features Zéro de conduite: Jeunes diables au collège (1933) more
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*** This comment may contain spoilers ***
Frederic Game is probably the best literature teacher you could have in high school. Young, intelligent, nice and completely rebel... Indeed, what kind of teacher could say "Do not admit everything the adults tell you" ? Working this way, the nonconformist Frederic ends by creating two parts in the high school. Of course, there are his friends : Gérard, the funny P.E. teacher, Michel, the imaginative (but quite unsuccessful) arts teacher and Francis, the lazy deputy librarian. But there are the teachers who can't bear him and his team : amongst them, the deputy headmaster and the librarian are the worst. So, how to fight against old-fashioned teachers who do not wish to see the changes ? Simple : using teenagers pranks. So, the fanatic Marxist Geography teacher is shaved in order to look like Adolf Hitler ; the team offers to the scorning Maths teacher some coffee with too much alcohol in it, turning him into a drunken, impolite ass ; the sadistic Physics teacher who physically punish her pupils get her chemistry products all messed up... So Boom !!!
But after all, a part of good and bad teachers, some boring and some interesting classes, isn't that all schools are made about ? We can't have the school like Frederic Game wants it to be, but what he says in the movie, about future students using computers and worldwide information, it's pretty much what we're living today with Internet... So, though it's not a great movie, I like it. And it's always funny to see a young Patrick Bruel (who became one of our most famous singers) and a young Fabrice Luchini (completely crazy but wonderful actor, both on movies or on stage).