Education has always been an enduring topic in the film industry, and many classics have emerged in the field. For example, "Dead Poetry Society" released in the United States in 1989, "Spring of the Cattle Herding Class" released in France in 2004, "Admission Notice" released in the United States in 2006, and "Three Fools in Bollywood" released in India in 2009. These films all reveal some of the ills of the educational environment from different perspectives, and provide us with a lot to think about while giving us laughter. In these movies, or teachers, or students, there is always a positive energy. For example, Rancher in the Three Fools and John in the Death Poetry Society gave people inspiration and let people see a glimmer of light from the oppressive educational environment at that time.
Stills from "Three Fools Bollywood"
And now, there's a movie, or a series, in which the teacher is a jerk who has just been released from prison, and the student is a bad teenager who wanders the fringes of school and society. Their appearance makes people shine, how to act in such an educational film?
Stills from Damn Goethe 2
This film is today's protagonist, the "Damn Goethe" trilogy.
The protagonist of the film, Kiser, is a gangster who was imprisoned for robbery, and after he was released from prison, he followed his female companion to look for stolen money, but accidentally found that the place where the stolen money was buried at that time has now become the gymnasium of the Goethe Comprehensive School.
At this point, the story officially unfolds.
In order to get the stolen money, He applied to become a teacher at the school; and under the mistake, the class he taught was the famous "ultimate class" in the school, class 10B. The students in this class, the girls smoke, put on heavy makeup, fight, prank, boys all day long thinking about growing up to sell drugs and drugs, crime.
The first time they met, there was a huge spark.
Kiser was mischievous to the point of collapse at the first meeting as a teacher, and then he immediately brought a gun to the school to deter the bad teenagers.
Keese who was mischievous
Violently suppress students with guns
Seeing this you have not begun to get excited, this anti-routine plot, this cool handsome leper teacher.
When all the teachers were helpless against this group of bad teenagers, Keezer harvested the hearts of these bad teenagers in his unique way.
Subsequently, Keese used his own way to get along with the students, hitting a mallet and giving a candy.
He would violently suppress the disobedient Shantar Four, and would use white lies to give them confidence in their academic performance. Even let the eldest sister Chantal mix into the xueba group to start studying science.
He also takes his children to do crazy things together: illegal graffiti trains, and runs away with them after being discovered by the police.
After learning that some children's dreams are criminal drug use, he takes them to see the lives of drug addicts, and those unbearable pictures make the children sick and simply give up the idea.
Although Keese does not have a teaching certificate and does not use a diploma, as a bastard who is not welcomed by society, he can understand the hearts of children.
So, when the bad boys are asked by Lisi Teacher "Why do you think Zeki Is the coolest teacher?" The children's answer was: "He understands us".
At the same time, Keizer's inner thoughts also changed.
At first he went to school just for money, but now he feels like he has a sense of accomplishment, a sense of accomplishment that his children need.
Change happens to both teachers and students.
So at the end of the first part, when Kiser plans to return to his old business, he will stop because of a few children, and then take the children back to school.
At the traffic light, the little boy took his hand, believing that Keetze's heart must be very warm.
Extended links can see videos of students teasing Keizer and Keetze fighting back with guns.
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