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>ART SCHOOL CONFIDENTIAL is a quasi-memoir [...] Including two good leads,
>and some excellent veteran cameos, there is enough reason to stay in
>SCHOOL. Recommended.
Good to see someone liked it. It's not out yet in my neck of the woods,
but I've looked forward to anything Zwigoff has put out since Crumb
first infected its way into a cinema. I was curious to see where he'd
go after Bad Santa, and though it seems he went for such an
easy target (the pretentious egomaniacs of the art academic
crowd?) for his misanthropy, it's not a million miles away from
the milieu in which he generally works anyway. So, I'm keen to
see it.
Sandro - Because Bad Santa wasn't that great, and I don't
think we can solely blame the Weinsteins for taking it off
Zwigoff and changing the ending.
High Art is indeed an 'easy target', at least in that no
special-interest groups will be fighting back... and maybe its
overripeness accounts for what I saw as some floundering by the script.
Still, though, I always felt there was a thinking adult behind the
movie (rather than a wunderkind or marketer) ...which goes a long way
for me.