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1. AN EDUCATION is a romantic drama set in the 1960’s in London. It’s about the dilemma of education vs. life. A 17-year-old student is given the opportunity to experience “life” outside of her mother, father, and school environment. And the persuasion is so adept that even the mother and father are seduced. The older man, David, is played exquisitely by Peter Sarsgaard. His character is multi-faceted, but he plays each level with ease. He actually seduced me! The girl who is “coming of age” is Jenny, played by Carey Mulligan, who was actually 24-years-old when this was filmed, but you’d never know it. Jenny has been groomed to seek higher education (Oxford) until she meets David by chance on a rainy afternoon. Jenny elects to pursue an adventure with David (traveling to Paris with him, for one thing) in hopes of securing a life of luxury and intrigue – taking a short cut, if you will, to future success – and she gambles on it paying off in the end. There’s nothing wrong with this film, except it drags. It falls a bit flat because the premise is a little too far-fetched and there’s no real excitement or sexual tension. The older man/younger woman, in this case, were boring, and the relationship didn’t work for me. Nominated for Best Picture at the 2009 Academy Awards, use the subtitles to catch every word. 04-06-10

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