- Rating:
- 40%
- Format:
- DVD
- Year:
- 2011
- Predominant Genre:
- Comedy
- Plot:
- White schoolchildren put on a musical at their school.
- Themes:
- Self-expression | Compassion | Totalitarianism
- Similar Titles:
- Unknown
- Best Performances:
- None
White film - ostensibly about self-expression - but really about psychological sublimation. This explains the passionless nature of the exclusively White music utilized on the soundtrack and by the characters.
White teenagers having to negotiate the politics of the move from White childhood to White (limited) adulthood – via adolescence - to the preferred state of emotional repression is never dramatically explored. Instead, points are scored about the White desire for “social alcoholism” (eg, social crutches like consuming alcohol to make others seem more likable) the resultant morbid dread of personal loneliness and the endemic hatred of soi-disant middle-class teachers for the lower-class charges. Nor is the fact that White psychological ontogeny is such a political minefield for Whites that emotional repression (eg, Political Correctness) becomes a simpler and inevitable alternative to objective reality.
If Whites are serious about self-expression - and the evidence of this movie is that they are not - then they have no choice but to finally abandon White music in favor of anything else.
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