The Bad Education Movie kicks off in Holland with a class full of unruly kids visiting Anne Frank’s house. Drugs are taken, Hasidic Jews are offended, the kids queue-jump by pretending one of their number is more disabled than he actually is, and then something happens with Frank herself – kind of – that triggers a chase through the streets of Amsterdam. If that isn’t to your comedic tastes, you may as well tap out of this one now, as it only gets less politically correct from there.
The film is a spin-off from BBC Three series Bad Education, which ran for three seasons, was intermittently funny, and revolved around Alfie Wickers, a secondary school teacher who is even more immature than the children he teaches. And that’s about it in terms of set-up, meaning that newcomers shouldn’t have trouble finding their feet.
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The film is a spin-off from BBC Three series Bad Education, which ran for three seasons, was intermittently funny, and revolved around Alfie Wickers, a secondary school teacher who is even more immature than the children he teaches. And that’s about it in terms of set-up, meaning that newcomers shouldn’t have trouble finding their feet.
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