But he knows “every spot where there’s no security camera,” one of his clients declares. Jason may look like every other mop-topped preppie at Westbury. He’s just transferred there, with his mother ( Kelly Hancock) fervently hoping that he’ll get straightened out and not “turn out like your brother.” “Troubled” teen Jason ( Jared Scott) needs a fresh start, too. She’s moving on from an unhappy past, ready to start over. She plays Lila Kendy, the new English teacher at Westbury Catholic. Nice way to “break into” the American market with. It’s the sort of movie you make with the idea that “There’s no such thing as bad publicity.” Australian actress Alana de Freitas stars in it and scripted it. Making out in the rain, sex in the ol’swimmin’ hole, etc. The producers of “Scarborough,” a troubling British psychological drama that deals much more honestly with the very touchy/politically-and-morally-incorrect sort of “romance,” suggest you review their film.Īnd then comes the pitch for “Before the Dawn.” It’s another student-teacher love affair, more sordid titillation dressed up with weak attempts to “doing the right thing,” strictly pro-forma, all the way. But hey, any chance one gets to toss the phrase “Hot for Teacher” into a review, right?
You review a Netflix movie, “My Teacher, My Obsession.” Yeah, you know what it’s about.
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