This film features two separate segments, labelled ''Fiction'' and ''Non-Fiction''. The first concerns a student, who, keen to impress her professor, ends up having a brutal one-night-stand with him. The other is about a documentary film maker trying to make a film about a slacker teenage boy's attempts to get into college. He actually has no desire to go to college, but likes the idea of being in a movie. He is a constant source of disappointment to his proper Jewish parents.
88 minutes, No persons under 16 (Language, Sex, Prejudice)
Comedy
Ian Douglas: I see the American critics were not too impressed... However I found it as a wry look at contemporary society, with
all its hypocrisy and twisted moralities. I could say more but I feel like I'm stating the obvious... unfortunately, the people
who would most benefit from some thinking provoked by this movie -- teenagers -- are unlikely to watch it. More's the pity.
