Bad Education is an impressive balancing act that avoids the temptation to insert glitz and glamour where none is needed. Its sets are realistically drab, its characters feel grounded, and its tone is fairly muted relative to the absurdist dark comedy it could’ve leaned hard into. Instead, Makowsky and Finley – a pairing that was pretty much bound to happen – rely on the strength of the storytelling and the all too relevant moral complications inherent in this situation.
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