Not one less
Not One Less review
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3rd November 2003
Why this movie did not achieve world wide renown is a mystery, because
it is one of the most touching, honest films i've ever seen. It has a vivid sense of place - a dirt-poor, dusty,
forgotten village in China's
mountains where a piece of chalk in the run-down school is a precious
commodity.
The film focuses on the trials and challenges of a 13 year old teacher
with an unshakeable sense of duty who has to teach an unruly class. A
wonderful adventure unfolds, involving ultimately an entire television
station, and to cap it all the film is acted by amateurs.
This is a haunting classic of world cinema.
