In spite of being a standout amongst other evaluated motion pictures finally year's Toronto Film Festival, Bad Education never had a dramatic discharge, and was rather gobbled up by HBO and went directly to home spilling. The film is both especially engaging and an educational assessment of a messed up educational system, recounting to the genuine story of a mid-2000s outrage in which New York school director Frank Tassone (Hugh Jackman) stole a large number of dollars from the school locale he worked for. Co-featuring Allison Janney as a school head who turns into Tassone's assistant, this is a savvy, merrily unusual account of the biggest school misappropriation embarrassment in US history
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