I had no idea what to expect when I started watching, but half way through, realised there was a number of incredibly detailed conversations that lay under the script (which by definition had to be simplified for the movie to keep moving along).
You can watch this from one of many 'seats', and the message is just as strong - no matter your particular convictions. There are thoughts for every viewer if they care to look for them. Religious, the openness of the Internet, teacher-student relations, truth-and-lies, peer relationships and the way a story can gather unexpected momentum in many forms.
p.s. earlier posters, please don't confuse racism with cultural and ideological differences.
I enjoyed 'Adoration' a lot, and was not let down by the almost-always perfect production style that comes out of Canada.
You can watch this from one of many 'seats', and the message is just as strong - no matter your particular convictions. There are thoughts for every viewer if they care to look for them. Religious, the openness of the Internet, teacher-student relations, truth-and-lies, peer relationships and the way a story can gather unexpected momentum in many forms.
p.s. earlier posters, please don't confuse racism with cultural and ideological differences.
I enjoyed 'Adoration' a lot, and was not let down by the almost-always perfect production style that comes out of Canada.