Review of The Sensei (2008) by Chris J — 11 Oct 2013
It is the music that actually makes this movie work bringing the true essence of the story forward. The actors put in a piece of work that is very watchable and emotional. The script lacks a touch of strength at times however; the actors carry it over these moments.
Fight scenes are very realistic without all that dance and jumping stuff. Heartbreaking twists and turns. This story is multi-faceted allowing raw emotions to the fore. The film is a great achievement for the style and period showing a great team of actors and the other staff involved.
Diana has shown her complexity in her directing style and one hopes that it will continue, an investor in movies would be well placed to give this director a large budget movie, with all the assistance she requests.
Nibbles: Dorayaki.
This review of The Sensei (2008) was written by Chris J on 11 Oct 2013.
The Sensei has generally received mixed reviews.
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