{"id":9319,"date":"2010-08-09T06:44:29","date_gmt":"2010-08-09T13:44:29","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/moviesharkdeblore.com\/site\/?p=9319"},"modified":"2014-10-30T20:50:18","modified_gmt":"2014-10-31T03:50:18","slug":"an-education","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/behindthelensonline.net\/site\/reviews\/an-education\/","title":{"rendered":"AN EDUCATION"},"content":{"rendered":"

By: debbie lynn elias<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"education_poster\"As the school bell rings the start of another day, let me say this – AN EDUCATION is some kind of education!<\/p>\n

Jenny is your average 16 year old schoolgirl.\u00a0 Attending a private school in the London suburb of Twickenham, her father pushes her to be the best, get those straight \u201cA\u2019s\u201d, study, study, study, earn that scholarship to Oxford.\u00a0 And after all, you need to go to college to find a husband. (I know, I know.\u00a0 What do you expect in 1961?)\u00a0 Between classes all day and cello practice every afternoon compounded with extra Latin homework every night (Cogito Ergo Sum), Jenny is left little time for any social life.\u00a0 Yet, she still finds time to dream of the day she leaves home, venturing out into a world filled with excitement and adventure.\u00a0 Sprawled on her bedroom floor singing along to the sounds of Parisian singer Juliette Greco, Jenny\u2019s teenage angst is blossoming.<\/span><\/p>\n

Then one rainy day, Jenny\u2019s wish for excitement and adventure is prematurely answered when a stranger named David, driving a fancy Bristol roadster, takes pity on this poor girl toting a cello walking in the rain.\u00a0 Looking more like a drowned rat than a teenager, Jenny is nevertheless thankful, after a little verbal tet-e-tet, that David pulls over and offers her a ride.\u00a0 Immediately, her eyes light up as David talks about music, himself being a devotee of classical and a frequent concert goer.\u00a0 Despite David\u2019s 30-something age, the spark between them is evident and obvious. So it comes as no surprise when David invites Jenny to a concert and then shows up at her door some days later to pick her up.<\/span><\/p>\n

\"2009-10-07_172316\"
\nBut it\u2019s not too easy to leave the iron fist of your father when you are 16 and a man 14+ years your senior shows up to whisk you away to a concert in the city.\u00a0\u00a0 But we quickly witness first hand that David\u2019s talents lie beyond his smooth appearance, wordly and culture knowledge and fancy cars.\u00a0 He\u2019s a very smooth talker and soon convinces Dad to let Jenny accompany him with his \u201celder\u201d Aunt Helen to the concert.\u00a0 How can Dad say no to a cultural experience like that which will only enhance Jenny\u2019s college application?<\/p>\n

Needless to say, one thing leads to another and it\u2019s not long before David and Jenny are out wining and dining (and doing quite a few other things, if you know what I mean, one involving a banana; after all, this film is called \u201cAn Education\u201d)\u00a0 along with David\u2019s friends Danny and Helen.\u00a0\u00a0 Wearing the finest hippest fashions of the day, travelling to Paris for her 17<\/span>th<\/sup><\/span> birthday, travelling to Oxford, this is the life Jenny has dreamt.\u00a0 Showing Jenny the time of her life, as their relationship deepens, Jenny\u2019s old life seems to fade away.\u00a0 Her schoolwork suffers.\u00a0 Her old friends fall by the wayside.\u00a0 And her parents become unwitting, but willing, participants in what turns into a cat and mouse game orchestrated by David.<\/span><\/p>\n

\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\"2009-10-07_172331\"
\nThe minute I knew Peter Sarsgaard was in the film, my heart leapt like a schoolgirl, knowing that whatever character he played would have multiple personas, playing to both the dark and light of the human psyche. I was not disappointed. In his patented style, as David, Sarsgaard trips the light fantastic as a happy-go-lucky well to do debonair bachelor, extremely handsome guy, who sweeps a 16 year old schoolgirl off her feet, educating her in the ways of the world. But, then that dark side rears its ugly head and we slowly begin to see what lurks beneath that handsomely boyish grin – deceit, fraud, conniving.\u00a0 He is simply delicious. What makes his performance so enjoyable is that David has no remorse. Ever. For anything. He has no conscience and it makes the character fascinating to watch. Sarsgaard is masterful at roles like this.<\/p>\n

Which leads me to Carey Mulligan.\u00a0\u00a0 I fell in love with her performance and the character of Jenny.\u00a0\u00a0 It is impossible not to love her.\u00a0 She is wonderful. Engaging. Likeable. Fun.\u00a0 Mulligan\u2019s facial expressiveness is key to the entire character of Jenny. She brings an indescribable attitude to the role. Initially, a forced maturity like a little girl playing dress up trying to act older than she really is, but somewhere along the way, she eases into adulthood and slips into the nouveau riche world of elegance, class and high rollers, like sliding into a silk slip at bedtime.\u00a0 Mulligan has a naturalness to her that is never forced or strained. A joy to watch. She truly brings Jenny 360 degrees.\u00a0 Mulligan has a very fresh opinion on performances and differentiating between Carey Mulligan the actress and a character played by Carey Mulligan, believing that \u201cI don\u2019t think you can have responsibility for what your character does.\u00a0 That\u2019s fiction.\u201d, an important outlook given Jenny\u2019s actions.<\/p>\n

I have to talk about Alfred Molina as Jenny\u2019s father Jack. Definitely my personal favorite performance of his out of his entire career.\u00a0\u00a0 As good as he was in last year\u2019s “Nothing Like the Holidays”, here, as Jack, he is hysterical!\u00a0 Simply\u00a0 wonderful to watch. His engagements with Sarsgaard are entertaining and at times, electrifying, to watch as he has his head in the sand and the wool pulled over his eyes. And at the crux of it all, he is as funny as a rubber crutch. Particularly significant for probably everyone reading this is the immortal dad speech about \u201cmoney trees in the backyard.\u201d\u00a0 I could have sworn it was my own father was standing there yelling at me! The naivete that Molina brings to Jack is priceless. On the flip side though, it makes you wonder about Jack as a father given that he is encouraging his 16 year old daughter to be with this much older man in the hopes she does marry him and then save dear old dad college tuition. But the way Molina plays the part, you don’t hate him for thinking that, because so much of him comes across as simple and practical and with a depression era mindset. And that mindset doesn’t allow for one to believe in deception and trickery and does at heart want what’s best for his children…and in Jenny’s case, that she will have a comfortable life with David and dad saves money, then that’s all the better.\u00a0\u00a0 A brilliant performance.<\/span><\/p>\n

\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\"2009-10-07_172348\"
\nDominic Cooper\u2019s Danny is a very under-utilized character in this film, yet to watch him, Cooper brings great depth and intrigue that ratchets up the subterfuge going on throughout.\u00a0 Although Danny is dating Helen, the chemistry between Cooper and Mulligan is so intense and the characters so well written that a looming presence throughout the film revolves around the potential for, or unseen relationship between, Jenny and Dominic.\u00a0 Cooper walks a very line with his performance that simultaneously leads you down two paths of possibilities.<\/p>\n

As Helen, Rosamund Pike embodies beauty and the carefree hip attitude of the 60’s which is refreshing to watch.\u00a0 She also serves as a comic relief, playing the dumb blonde persona to perfection.\u00a0\u00a0 Olivia Williams is another excellent bit of casting.\u00a0 As Jenny\u2019s teacher, Miss Stubbs, Williams brings a sense of loss and loneliness to the character, adding to the feeling that Stubbs is holding back from engaging with her students, yet still giving a sense of longing as she wishes she was the girl going to Paris with an older man. Her mannerisms, as with Mulligan’s, are very telling of the character and add much to the film.\u00a0\u00a0 And Emma Thompson. The name says it all. Excellence personified even with a small, but pivotal part.<\/span><\/p>\n

\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\"2009-10-07_172402\"
\nWritten by Nick Hornby based on Lynn Barber\u2019s memoirs, the story as a whole is strong and fluid.\u00a0 The principal characters are dynamic and engaging, so much so that I am actually curious as to what happened to all of them once the film ended.\u00a0\u00a0 (And after reading Lynn Berber\u2019s memoirs I now know.)\u00a0 Relationships well written and fleshed out with just a few holes with scenarios going unanswered and certain characters just \u201cdisappearing\u201d never to be seen again.\u00a0 And be it due to the actual events of Lynn Barber\u2019s life, or merely an oversight in structure, the loose ends of the relationship between Danny, Helen and Jenny and Helen – especially Danny and Jenny given the smoldering lustful looks Danny kept giving Jenny throughout their adventures – stick out like a sore thumb.\u00a0 What I appreciate most about Hornby\u2019s script is the truth that it conveys.\u00a0 The coming of age, the winsomeness and angst of being a teenager, the changing times of the early 60’s, the elan that change gave to our lives, but keeping the story based in the reality of hard work, academics and brains over beauty.\u00a0 Hornby also has a very light hand with the laughs and lets situations propel the laughter without being forced.\u00a0\u00a0 I have always enjoyed Hornby’s works and with AN EDUCATION, he is further solidified as a writer whose film’s I will always see for the mere fact he has written them.<\/p>\n

\"2009-10-07_172416\"
\nLone Scherfig, an established and well known director in Denmark, now makes her mark on American film audiences.\u00a0 Coming in as a replacement for Beebon Kidron who directed \u201cBridget Jones: Edge of Reason\u201d, Scherfig is described by Sarsgaard as \u201csmooth\u201d.\u00a0 No shrinking violet, she is strong in her point of view and attention to detail which, in a film like this, relies so heavily on detail as part of the story.\u00a0 Her work ethic is meticulous and unfettered as is this film.\u00a0 And she is not easily rattled.\u00a0 A director with a keen eye, Scherfig balances the emotional pallette, and particularly the tender moments with comedy, attributing it to \u201cSome in the script. Some comes from the acting or a prop or situation and then some in the script that I never saw.\u00a0 But you definitely get something keeping a good atmosphere on set.\u201d\u00a0\u00a0 For her, \u201cif the actors relax they tend to become funnier.\u00a0 Nobody can crack a good joke if you\u2019re not comfortable.\u201d\u00a0 All of her actors agree, they were more than comfortable on set.\u00a0 And according to Cooper and Sarsgaard much of that comfort is due to Rosamund Pike, \u201cthe party coordinator.\u201d<\/p>\n

From a production standpoint, start with the production design and costuming which is only enhanced by the exquisite cinematography of one of my faves, John de Borman who wowed us with his work in \u201cMiss Pettigrew Lives For A Day.\u201d\u00a0 Superb with period pieces and working with decor, here, Borman\u2019s lighting and lensing – in multiple and varied interiors and exteriors, including Oxford and Paris – showcases Andrew McAlpine\u2019s production design.\u00a0\u00a0 Pay close attention to the color palettes, particularly that in Jenny\u2019s home and Danny\u2019s apartment – the one rich in color and intensity, the other rich in look and style, and both very telling.\u00a0\u00a0 Borman and McAlpine both get an A+ in my book!\u00a0 But for the ladies, look no further than Odile Mireaux’s costuming – particularly the adult cocktail designs for Jenny and Helen. Stunning, stunning creations.\u00a0 All either vintage or handmade for the production from vintage fabrics which Mireaux collects.\u00a0 The glamourous looks are a lovely balance to Jenny\u2019s daily school uniforms which, by the way, actually have some style to them.\u00a0 And here\u2019s a little factoid for you, a black sequ<\/span>ined cocktail dress is actually a copy of a Barbie doll dress that Lone Scherfig had.<\/p>\n

\"2009-10-07_172431\"
\nFun and funny, entertaining and extremely enjoyable, dramatic, comedic, a story of coming of age, a changing time,\u00a0 fathers and daughters, growing up and going away,\u00a0 Lone Scherfig and her cast and crew give us all AN EDUCATION.\u00a0 Go straight to the head of the class with AN EDUCATION!!<\/p>\n

Jenny – Carey Mulligan<\/span><\/p>\n

David – Peter Sarsgaard<\/span><\/p>\n

Danny – Dominic Cooper<\/span><\/p>\n

Helen – Rosamund Pike<\/span><\/p>\n

Jack – Alfred Molina<\/span><\/p>\n

Directed by Lone Scherfig.\u00a0 Written by Nick Hornby based on the memoirs of Lynn Barber.<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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