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Monsieur Lazhar

  • 2011
  • 0
  • 1 Std. 35 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
7,5/10
21.620
IHRE BEWERTUNG
Mohamed Fellag in Monsieur Lazhar (2011)
An Algerian immigrant substitue teacher is brought into a middle school classroom whose students are shaken by their instructor's suicide.
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An einer staatlichen Grundschule in Montreal wird ein algerischer Einwanderer als Ersatz für eine beliebte Lehrerin eingestellt, die in ihrem Klassenzimmer Selbstmord begangen hat. Während e... Alles lesenAn einer staatlichen Grundschule in Montreal wird ein algerischer Einwanderer als Ersatz für eine beliebte Lehrerin eingestellt, die in ihrem Klassenzimmer Selbstmord begangen hat. Während er versucht, seinen Schülerinnen und Schülern bei der Bewältigung ihrer Trauer zu helfen, w... Alles lesenAn einer staatlichen Grundschule in Montreal wird ein algerischer Einwanderer als Ersatz für eine beliebte Lehrerin eingestellt, die in ihrem Klassenzimmer Selbstmord begangen hat. Während er versucht, seinen Schülerinnen und Schülern bei der Bewältigung ihrer Trauer zu helfen, wird deutlich, welchen Verlust er unlängst selbst erlitten hat.

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    • Philippe Falardeau
  • Drehbuch
    • Philippe Falardeau
    • Evelyne de la Chenelière
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    • Mohamed Fellag
    • Sophie Nélisse
    • Émilien Néron
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    7,5/10
    21.620
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    • Regie
      • Philippe Falardeau
    • Drehbuch
      • Philippe Falardeau
      • Evelyne de la Chenelière
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Mohamed Fellag
      • Sophie Nélisse
      • Émilien Néron
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    • 82Metascore
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    • Für 1 Oscar nominiert
      • 30 Gewinne & 14 Nominierungen insgesamt

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    Mohamed Fellag
    Mohamed Fellag
    • Bachir Lazhar
    • (as Fellag)
    Sophie Nélisse
    Sophie Nélisse
    • Alice L'Écuyer
    Émilien Néron
    Émilien Néron
    • Simon
    Danielle Proulx
    Danielle Proulx
    • Mme Vaillancourt
    Marie-Ève Beauregard
    Marie-Ève Beauregard
    • Marie-Frédérique
    Vincent Millard
    Vincent Millard
    • Victor
    Seddik Benslimane
    Seddik Benslimane
    • Abdelmalek
    Louis-David Leblanc
    Louis-David Leblanc
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    Gabriel Verdier
    Gabriel Verdier
    • Jordan
    Marianne Soucy-Lord
    • Shanel
    Brigitte Poupart
    Brigitte Poupart
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    Jules Philip
    Jules Philip
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    Louis Champagne
    Louis Champagne
    • Concierge
    Daniel Gadouas
    • Me Gilbert Danis
    Francine Ruel
    Francine Ruel
    • Mme Dumas
    Sophie Sanscartier
    • Audrée
    Nicole-Sylvie Lagarde
    Nicole-Sylvie Lagarde
    • Psychologue
    • (as Nico Lagarde)
    André Robitaille
    André Robitaille
    • Commissaire
    • Regie
      • Philippe Falardeau
    • Drehbuch
      • Philippe Falardeau
      • Evelyne de la Chenelière
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    9soncoman

    The Power of One

    Canada's entry for 2012's Best Foreign Language Film Oscar, "Monsieur Lazhar" is a quiet, sweet and deceptively simple film that tells the story of Bachir Lazhar, an Algerian refugee who offers his services as a substitute teacher for an elementary school class that has lost its teacher. The circumstances of the teacher's death, the students' and staff's reaction to it, and Lazhar's own back-story combine to create a compelling film that has a lot to say about the barriers we place between ourselves and our children today.

    Mohammd Fellag, an Algerian comedian, writer and humorist, portrays Monsieur Lazhar, and is surrounded by an exceptional cast of juvenile actors, led by Sophie Nelisse and Emilien Neron. The performances in this film are uniformly superb which, given the subject matter, is quite an accomplishment (particularly for the young actors portraying the classmates.)

    Lazhar's attempts to deal with his students' grief, their cultural and educational differences, the rigid requirements of an educational system, and his own difficulties and loss all culminate in a final scene of incredible power and emotion - the power of one person to connect with another, the power of one act to convey incredible meaning.

    "Monsieur Lazhar" is worthy of the honors it has received and worth a trip to the theatre.

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    9andyadamson1

    Beautiful Humanist Film

    Saw this last night as part of a Canadian Film Festival. It's a real gem that negotiates it's way around trauma and intimacy with tact while never preaching. It's a true humanist film in that it attempts to deal with the real issues of being a human being in a realistic and sympathetic way. I'm a fan of Ken Loach, but at times he can make his films too didactic. This movie never does that. The performances are universally excellent and it's open ended structure allows you to go away with multiple endings to think through. I wanted to know so much more about Mr Lazhar after the story ends. Similar to A Separation in many ways and also its equal.
    10sugith-1

    A little masterpiece

    This film won Canada's Genie for best film and deserved it. The story is simple and profound, contemporary and timeless at the same time. After the suicide of a grade school class teacher, a new teacher appears ready to take over the class. An Algerian immigrant, Monsieur Lazhar brings such a deep humanity to his job, that the traumatized kids are able to come to terms in some ways with what has happened. What they don't realize is how much their new teacher knows of their pain first hand.

    Fellag's performance as the title character is note perfect and gigantic. The children are astonishing and the final scene, the final moment will crush even the most stoic viewer's resolve not to weep.
    7maximkong

    Worthy entry for Oscar 2012 (Foreign)

    This film has what it takes to be one of the 5 entries in Oscar 2012 foreign film category. Unlike another french film 'un class', Monsieur Lazhar deals with the issue of moving on from a tragic event, to continue carrying out the role of teaching schoolchildren.

    I am only half correct to say that this movie deals with the healing process, because while it seems to be that way, observers will realize that it is not quite possible to heal the wounds of all parties, due to bureaucracy, conflicts and cultural differences. And it is not possible to pretend that nothing has happened either. What I find fascinating about this film is that it chose not to be too ambitious in finding a good conclusion, but introduces all the elements of restraint and helplessness by the characters.

    However, the movie offered surprises especially in the development of certain characters. Even though I disagreed with some of the support methods carried out (the movie sometimes forget these kids were below 12 years old) and I would have hoped to see more positive aftermath from the movie, the ending was very satisfying, when Lazhar, given the compromising situation, decides to give his classroom something that their previous teacher failed to do.
    8don2507

    The Human Condition: at the grade school level

    This absorbing film, set in Montreal, ties together two tragedies and by such a linkage shows our capacity for human understanding and emotional empathy. While that may sound excessively depressing to some readers, I found a semblance of hope in this film as the characters, both young and old, try to move on with their lives and cope as best they can, and while the trauma may be a permanent part of their psyches, their seeming resilience conveys a kind of worldly maturity and acceptance.

    The film opens with two school children discovering a favorite, but troubled, teacher who has hung herself in her classroom while her students are at recess. Psychologists are brought in to help the students cope with the emotional intensity of such a tragedy, and then later a Mr. Bachir Lazhar, an Algerian immigrant, presents himself to the principal as a suitable replacement for the suicide victim's class telling her how he's followed the school's trauma in the newspapers and he's available to help. Does he need the work (we find out his legal status is uncertain and he's in danger of being deported) or is some unconscious empathetic force driving him toward working with these students since he seems to understand their pain? The school authorities prefer to move on from the tragic event while Mr. Lazhar can sense after a number of months that some of his students are dwelling on their former teacher's act and her reasons for doing so; he encourages them to talk in class about their feelings and for this he is rebuked. We eventually discover the horrific tragedy surrounding his own family and why he's fled to Canada, and from this we can understand and appreciate his empathy for his students and his understanding of their emotional plight ("why did she do it in her own classroom during school?"). The film has many touching moments as this strange Algerian immigrant explains the "unexplainable" to his students and they in turn seem to provide him with an emotional outlet, and a purpose, to counter his own suffering.

    Some reviewers have questioned the film's seeming lack of total emotional resolution, but life can be open-ended. Will these children completely heal (as much as they can) and will Mr. Lazhar's half-year encounter with these kindred souls give him the emotional basis for sustaining a meaningful life in a foreign environment? We don't really know, but some of the signs that the film depicts seem to be favorable. A very worthy film from Canada!

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      Based on the stage play Bashir Lazhar by Evelyne de la Chenelière. The playwright appears in the movie as Alice's mother.
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      Featured in The 84th Annual Academy Awards (2012)
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      By Domenico Scarlatti (as Scarlatti)

      Performed by Jean-Pascal Hamelin

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 12. April 2012 (Deutschland)
    • Herkunftsland
      • Kanada
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    • Sprachen
      • Französisch
      • Englisch
      • Arabisch
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    • Drehorte
      • Montreal, Québec, Kanada
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      • Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)
      • Téléfilm Canada
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    • Bruttoertrag in den USA und Kanada
      • 2.009.517 $
    • Eröffnungswochenende in den USA und in Kanada
      • 112.190 $
      • 15. Apr. 2012
    • Weltweiter Bruttoertrag
      • 9.074.711 $
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