The Class Page #3

Synopsis: Kaspar and the class pushover Joosep are 16 and life in high school isn't easy. Without meaning to, Kaspar defends Joosep against the bullying of his classmates, but every time Kaspar tries to him, it backfires, with the class taking it out on Joosep. Kaspar just wants his friends, his girl and his unassuming life back. Joosep wants to regain his dignity and the chance to switch to a high school far away. But their classmates are relentless, going further and further with each incident.
Genre: Drama
Director(s): Ilmar Raag
Production: NonStop Sales AB
  7 wins & 2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
8.0
Year:
2007
99 min
Website
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- Me?

Who said that?

- Paul.

Paul?

Paul took it.

- Doesn't that seem ridiculous to you?

Paul is the best student

in this class.

Why should he need the notebook

and why would he lie?

Why would I need it?

Why should I lie?

There are rumors

that you are teasing Joosep.

It is a lie.

I don't tease anyone.

Alright.

I will not investigate

this thing any further.

But remember

what I told your grandmother:

Bad grades, bad behavior -

country lad as you are,

you'll be out of this school.

Do you understand, Kaspar?

Yes.

You can leave.

What happened?

Thea

THE SNITCH DON'T EVEN APOLOGIZE?

Day Three

Okay, show time!

You, stay here.

Sorry, man!

Come on in!

Come on!

Come in, as we agreed...

What do you want?

- Come in.

Come on!

Show him!

What is going on here?

Take your seats!

Let's start.

So, girls...

Would you be able to take

a disabled person like Quasimodo

to be your husband,

instead of an important rich man.

Kerli would...

- Quiet!

Nobody would think of it,

voluntarily.

But Victor Hugo's romanticism

is all about making unexpected choices.

Romanticism was an era

and literary movement,

where people made

extraordinary decisions

and became great through that.

'The Hunchback Of Notre Dame'

is not the only piece...

Will the snitch

not apologize today?

Kaspar and Joosep, come out.

I must lock the door.

What shall we do now?

Let's go.

You f***, you thought that

you don't have to apologize today?

Say that you are

a d*ckhead and a snitch,

so that the girls hear you!

I can't hear you!

I am a d*ckhead and a snitch.

- I can't hear! You, girls?

Stop it.

- I can't hear you!

I am a d*ckhead and a snitch.

Is it normal that this guy

wears such shoes?

Are you a sportsman now?

- His mother is a sportsman.

Nerds don't wear these shoes!

Anyone got a knife?

- I have.

See, Joosep,

I really want what's best for you.

You know,

you are a crazy bastard.

Crazy bastards

don't wear Sebix shoes.

So, I want to help you

to get rid of a trademark

that doesn't suit you.

Okay, I give it back later.

Let's say, it is okay for today.

But tomorrow you will

apologize correctly. Got it?

Does anyone know, what are

the first words in the great book

'Adventures Of The Good Soldier

Svejk During The World War'?

OK, take your seats.

Wait...

Joosep, where are your shoes?

I don't have them.

What do you mean,

you don't have them?

How did you come to school?

I threw my shoes away.

- Threw your shoes away?

Why?

The trade mark was too noticeable.

I don't see the point here.

- You see, there are personalities

and people, who have trademark

items instead of a personality.

So, you are a personality now?

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Ilmar Raag

Ilmar Raag (born 21 May 1968 in Kuressaare) is an Estonian media executive, actor, screenwriter and film director, best known for his socio-critical film The Class. He has served as CEO of Estonian Television from 2002 to 2005. He is well known columnist in many prestigious Estonian newspapers (Postimees, Eesti Päevaleht). In recent years he has written many scripts and directed critically acclaimed films, notably August 1991 and The Class. more…

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