Ciao, Professore!
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Movie Reviews of Ciao, Professore!
Movie Review: WHAT A GREAT MOVIE
Summary: 5 Stars
THIS IS A MUST SEE MOVIE. VERY FUNNY AND ENJOYABLE. THE LANGUAGE IS A LITTLE ROUGH BUT DOES STAY WITHIN BOUNDSMovie Review: Ciao, Professore belissima!
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a very sweet movie and you will fall in love with the children! A definite one to see and or buy!Movie Review: Excelente
Summary: 5 Stars
The story is magnificent. The children are adorable. The characters seem real.Movie Review: Brings back a number of memories, constituting a gem
Summary: 4 Stars
CIAO PROFESSORE, with Marco Sperelli will probably be a bore and
bring back a lot of stressful experiences for anyone who's been a
grade school professor. On the other hand, for people who are not
teachers, this is a movie that will be either easily
underestimated and misunderstood or bring back a number of
childhood memories, and constitute a gem of sorts.
The challenges of a teacher, in some towns as shown in this
picture, are immense. This picture brings into focus the critical
nature of schooling among kids, in the building of their
character, intelligence and individual futures. It also
emphasizes the humanity of both instructor and child, in the
unique relationship that must be established between the two
groups, and maintained, for learning to occur, which is comprised
not only of facts, but also of energy, vitality and solidarity,
patience, among other things.
Aside from the above, there is also the fascinating time capsule
of Naples, Sicily and Southern Italy chosen as the location for
filming, intentionlly underlining the more traditional, 18th and
19th century buildings, cobble stone streets, fishing villages
aspects, vs. the modern developments in those same cities, of the
20th and 21st centuries.
The Italian dialogue is fluid, extremely articulate by the actors
chosen. There is almost a laugh a minute, which is at the same
time, tragic, in the sense that a succession of mature, typically
grown up logical though processes, conclusions and life
experiences are spoken.
The downside, is perhaps the repetition of the stereotype that
there is a split not only in cultures, but of character and
societal behavior among North and South Italy.
Movie Review: Brings back a number of memories, constituting a gem
Summary: 4 Stars
CIAO PROFESSORE, with Marco Sperelli will probably be a bore and
bring back a lot of stressful experiences for anyone who's been a
grade school professor. On the other hand, for people who are not
teachers, this is a movie that will be either easily
underestimated and misunderstood or bring back a number of
childhood memories, and constitute a gem of sorts.
The challenges of a teacher, in some towns as shown in this
picture, are immense. This picture brings into focus the critical
nature of schooling among kids, in the building of their
character, intelligence and individual futures. It also
emphasizes the humanity of both instructor and child, in the
unique relationship that must be established between the two
groups, and maintained, for learning to occur, which is comprised
not only of facts, but also of energy, vitality and solidarity,
patience, among other things.
Aside from the above, there is also the fascinating time capsule
of Naples, Sicily and Southern Italy chosen as the location for
filming, intentionlly underlining the more traditional, 18th and
19th century buildings, cobble stone streets, fishing villages
aspects, vs. the modern developments in those same cities, of the
20th and 21st centuries.
The Italian dialogue is fluid, extremely articulate by the actors
chosen. There is almost a laugh a minute, which is at the same
time, tragic, in the sense that a succession of mature, typically
grown up logical though processes, conclusions and life
experiences are spoken.
The downside, is perhaps the repetition of the stereotype that
there is a split not only in cultures, but of character and
societal behavior among North and South Italy.