Estonian films somehow far from common filmography because of the language but it has something strong to talks about. The Class looks like that. The film is simple according to the subject but powerful in its presentation. What I used the simple in means of a subject refers that the plot is going so smoothly without any deviations or twists rather it happened only at the climax. But throwback to subject it talks about honor, dignity, humanity, etc. Jooseph and Kasper carry all these things. The story blends in between these two characters but we can't relate them. What might be the point is that they are not friends in the same way they are not enemies. How Kasper relates to Jooseph? is the question that resounds all over in the movie. But they are together. The gang (the other students) always wanted to harass Jooseph not Kasper but Kasper is in between them. Jooseph doesn't want Kasper's intervention and also he admits all attacks towards him. He is a resistance-less guy. He doesn't want to fight back. But at last, there happens the twist that we can't imagine. The film talks about the matter of honor.
Review of The Class
