Flirting 1991 123movies

Watch: Flirting 1991 123movies, Full Movie Online – Danny has been sent to boarding school, in this sequel to The Year My Voice Broke. Against a backdrop of bullying and sadistic teachers Danny strikes up an affair with an African girl, Thandiwe, studying at a nearby girl’s school. Their affair blossoms while everyone tries to stop it. Nicole Kidman also appears as a sexually repressed senior at Thandiwe’s school..
Plot: Two freethinking teenagers – a boy and a girl – confront with authoritarian teachers in their boarding schools. The other students treat this differently.
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Ratings:

	7.1/10 Votes: 6,131
	96% | RottenTomatoes
	N/A | MetaCritic
	N/A Votes: 57 Popularity: 4.602 | TMDB

Reviews:

THE best coming of age film.
I absolutely loved this film. This is the best of all the adolescent/coming of age/high school genre films. Set in the mid 1960’s Australia at an all boys school (St.Albans….across the river from the all girls school). Our protagonist is a sympathic yet strong/intelligent character. He is constantly picked on by his peers (mild stuttering, intellectual, a bit different), but he takes everything in stride with the viewpoint that he’s “offering them a service”, “people need to put down others to feel better about themselves” (great line and greatly written throughout.). His eventual love is a new student at the girls school, she is from Uganda (British educated) and is different enough to be a target of ridicule from her peers. They both find each other despite the prison camp like conditions of their respective schools. The story is great, the writing is poetic, and the acting is superb. I can’t believe I didn’t hear of it when released. I found it in a local Library video department. The only thing I didn’t like about the film is the title…..”Flirting” just doesn’t do this film justice. I came away from this film with a great appreciation for the writing and directing of John Duigan… though I haven’t come across anything from him recently as good. Noah Taylor is an amazing actor… I would like to see more of this actor… in better films. I also thought the whole cast in Flirting were perfect.

Superior coming of age from down under
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Don’t let the title fool you. Although this is one of the sweetest movies you’ll ever see, it is no beach blanket bingo for bimbos. This is an Aussie story of teen love set in 1965, heroic as only teens can play it. It is fun to watch, authentic and original at the same time, a coming of age flick in the English boarding school tradition of “Dead Poet’s Society” (1989) and “A Separate Peace” (the novel, not the so-so movie). Noah Taylor stars as Danny Embling, an outsider who reads Sartre and Camus while satirizing the school’s empty traditions. Across the lake is the girl’s school where Thandiwe Adjewa (Thandie Newton), daughter of the Ugandan ambassador, is learning to meld with the Aussie pale faces, including a gifted pre-Hollywood Nicole Kidman.

Thandie Newton and Noah Taylor, as beautifully directed by John Duigan, are the reasons this film is so good. She has a fearless integrity about her that overcomes the prejudices of her school mates. He is wise and brave at a hundred and twenty pounds. She too is ultra sophisticated. She even met Sartre. This is a story about the love between two outsiders who, with their strength of character win over not only their classmates, but the audience as well. Imagine teenagers as witty and poised as say Eartha Kitt and Gore Vidal, and you get a hint of how it’s played.

Nicole Kidman as the snobby Nicola Radcliffe (the name says it all) manages a subtle supporting role with a diamond-in-the-rough kind of charm and just the right touch of on-screen growth. The scene where she shares her stash of vodka (or perhaps a clear fruit liquor) with Thandiwe Adjewa is beautifully turned by Director John Duigan. Also excellent is the hotel scene where the adults are revealed as intrusive in the extreme. I like Danny Embling’s line as he deadpans to a re-robing Thandiwe, “They’re all funny, aren’t they?” Yes, those adults are a little peculiar.

This is not unflawed, however. The ending, despite the rousing music, seemed a bland washout, leaving us with a sense of disappointment. And I thought the first love scene with the two “touching” was a little unreal. I mean he might have kissed her! There’s a limit to how great a coming of age, boarding school movie can be, especially when the adults have only scarecrow parts. Nonetheless “Flirting” is a confectioner’s delight, and one of the best coming of age movies I’ve ever seen.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 39 min (99 min), 1 hr 50 min (110 min) (Argentina)
Budget 0
Revenue 2415396
Status Released
Rated R
Genre Drama, Romance
Director John Duigan
Writer John Duigan
Actors Noah Taylor, Thandiwe Newton, Nicole Kidman
Country Australia
Awards 5 wins & 3 nominations
Production Company N/A
Website N/A

Technical Information:

Sound Mix Dolby (Westrex Recording System)
Aspect Ratio 1.85 : 1
Camera N/A
Laboratory Colorfilm Pty. Ltd., Sydney, Australia
Film Length N/A
Negative Format 35 mm
Cinematographic Process N/A
Printed Film Format 35 mm