Strass

Year: 2001

Runtime: 70 mins

Language: French

Director: Vincent Lannoo

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A documentary crew gains access to a Brussels drama school to investigate the controversial Open Door teaching method used by one of its instructors. As they film rehearsals and interviews, the initially vibrant, collaborative atmosphere gradually gives way to mounting tension and resentment among students and staff, revealing the method’s unsettling impact.

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