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Class Enemy

2013·Drama·1h 52m
7.0
Relations between the students and the new teacher of German are extremely tense. When one female student commits suicide, her schoolmates blame the teacher for her death. An awareness that things are not quite so black and white comes too late.
Directed by Rok Biček

Cast

Igor Samobor
Igor Samobor
Robert
Nataša Barbara Gračner
Nataša Barbara Gračner
Zdenka
Tjaša Železnik
Tjaša Železnik
Sasa
Robert Prebil
Robert Prebil
Matjaz
Jana Zupančič
Jana Zupančič
Tadej

Crew

Rok Biček
Rok Biček
Director
Rok Biček
Rok Biček
Writer
Rok Biček
Rok Biček
Screenplay
Rok Biček
Rok Biček
Editor
Anže Rozman
Anže Rozman
Music Arranger
Rok Biček
Rok Biček
Idea
Rok Biček
Rok Biček
Story

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elissebelll
elissebelll
Class Enemy
En route from Ljubljana, Slovenia, to Trieste, Italy. 

Although it does fall into lots of melodrama and more soapy trappings that are clearly a product of the early 2010s that occasionally do a disservice to the subject matter, this is still a fascinating script and, aptly, perfect for the classroom.

Everyone in Class Enemy is trying to reach the same goal, the same positive ends to what is a seemingly impossible situation. And at every turn, every single one of them makes, what I felt were, terrible decisions. As a conceit for a story, I absolutely love that. Such a perfect way also to capture the classroom in this period of time.

“Welcome to the twenty-first century. They were scared of us; now we’re scared of them.”
En route from Ljubljana, Slovenia, to Trieste, Italy. 

Although it does fall into lots of melodrama and more soapy trappings that are clearly a product of the early 2010s that occasionally do a disservice to the subject matter, this is still a fascinating script and, aptly, perfect for the classroom.

Everyone in Class Enemy is trying to reach the same goal, the same positive ends to what is a seemingly impossible situation. And at every turn, every single one of them makes, what I felt were, terrible decisions. As a conceit for a story, I absolutely love that. Such a perfect way also to capture the classroom in this period of time.

“Welcome to the twenty-first century. They were scared of us; now we’re scared of them.”
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