Summer School makes a reluctant teacher and an unpromising class into a comedy about the uses of attention. Its students become more than a collective obstacle when their separate interests alter how learning is approached. Watch how a comic personality trait becomes a practical contribution. The film's easygoing appeal depends on treating competence as something that can emerge through connection rather than through a sudden change into respectable behavior.
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Summer School
1987 / VIEWING NOTES
Summer School makes a reluctant teacher and an unpromising class into a comedy about the uses of attention.