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Corrupt reporter Cindie bribes bar owner Julie into spilling her life story. As the night unfolds, Julie reveals her history of deception, adultery and possibly murder.
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A teacher who witnesses the murder of a student by the school thug is protected by a substitute teacher who is actually a robot soldier on the run from the government.
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...centers around introverted Joosep, the butt of crude jokes from his classmates...irritated by his taciturn nature. The only support he has comes from Kaspar, whom he sits next to in class. Anders, the leader of a gang, steps up his behavior...
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The 14th Earl of Gurney, an eccentric of the British upper class and perhaps one of the least crazy of the English blue-bloods, thinks he's Jesus Christ.
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...Ethnicities, cultures and attitudes often clash in the classroom. As amusing and inspiring as the teenage students can be, their difficult behavior...still jeopardize any teacher's enthusiasm for the low-paying job. Francois insists on an atmosphere...
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...air-head with a knack for falling in love with the wrong girls. He gets yanked out of school as a result...ll take private lessons at home in preparation for the state exams in June. It's the only way to avoid being left back again. Michele...
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A gang of students fight back when their teachers, actually former combat droids from recent US campaigns in Latin America, begin killing off students in this futuristic tale, a sequel to the "Class of 1984" (USA/1982).
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