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Notebook Reviews: ELECTION

Posted on October 12, 2020 by Niall Browne in Book Reviews, News

3 out of 5 stars

Alexander Payne  – 1999

Election is a solid black comedy from director Alexander Payne. The film features some great directorial touches and Matthew Broderick excels as the teacher with a grudge battling Reese Witherspoon‘s student.

Ultimately, Election‘s main flaw is that the characters are so unlikeable that you can’t really sympathise with their plight. 

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