Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Laurent Lafitte | ... | Pierre | |
Emmanuelle Bercot | ... | Catherine | |
Luàna Bajrami | ... | Apolline | |
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Victor Bonnel | ... | Dimitri |
Pascal Greggory | ... | Poncin | |
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Véronique Ruggia | ... | Françoise (as Véronique Ruggia Saura) |
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Gringe | ... | Steve |
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Grégory Montel | ... | Michel |
Thomas Scimeca | ... | Victor | |
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Thomas Guy | ... | Brice |
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Adèle Castillon | ... | Clara |
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Matteo Perez | ... | Sylvain |
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Leopold Buchsbaum | ... | David |
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Thelma Doval | ... | Johanna |
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Capucine Valmary | ... | Lucie |
A replacement teacher arrives in a class of elite students after their professor jumps out of the window. He soon notices the strangely violent behavior of this united group of six. Unusually smart and precocious, the teens spread hostility and fear across the school. Soon, the teacher discovers their dark vision of a doomed future and their contempt towards the powerless adults who can no longer protect them.
Young Man takes a class of gifted teenagers in an elite school after their former teacher tries suicide. He soon finds out that a group of them is engaged in strange and dangerous activities, and starts to investigate.
Good level of suspense is kept throughout the movie until its conclusion, with good direction and acting. The kid's motivations and goals become very clear at the end, so this is NOT an open ending movie (I figured it out before the third act). The script is not without it's plot holes, though, the main one being the teacher never even trying to contact the kids' parents.