INCREDIBLE STORY

True stories tend to get a bit artificially sweetened in their movie interpretations, but that fact won't necessary mean that a bad script will emerge.

Story about the first man who walked on a wire stretched out between the twin towers of World Trade Center will bring you a lot of common places and some truly mesmerizing action sequences of the walk itself.

Casting is solid, with Joseph Joseph Gordon-Levitt leading the way, while Robert Zemeckis does his trademark reliable directing to the very end.

„The Walk” is one incredible story that deserved to be on the big screen long time ago and one of the best epitaphs for 9/11.

THE WALK - 6/10

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GOING SOMEWHERE

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French multiculturality is one of the biggest open questions inside this country’s society. Marseille school is the backdrop for ”The Class” and it is a volatile backdrop, with every possible nationality and race imaginable involved.

Although there is no plot in the classical term, the script is invigorated by the destructive dialogues between 15-year olds and their teacher that tries to maintain control over them. All the major issues of these kinds of society’s sub-units are tackled: racism, nationalism, local-patriotism, poverty, inclusion and harassment.

”The Class” is more of a documentary than a ”classical” long-feature film, and a good one as well.

THE CLASS - 7/10