Greatly stirring foreign film

Rating: 10/10 (29 October 2009)

Its really interesting watching film that were foreign. You don't have to understand their language at all, provided by subtitles. However what you would truly appreciate with most of them is their earthly brilliant stories you would never expect to see. Les Choristes, simply "The Choir" brought me interest and joy in seeing another wonderful film of all times. Truthfully the film didn't get too tight in improving the mood of the story. The atmosphere, the characters, the background musics, effects and the rest of the film were carefully made presentable and good. The characters are also justly comprehensible. Clement Mathieu (Gerard Jugnot) had incredibly brought into stage a character the situation deems impossible to materialize. He became the teacher he had to be in the story and his character is firm enough to portray it till the end. Rachin (Francois Berleand), the principal (His face is really familiar) also had the character, which I describe as swift, sharp and annoying but you would consider interesting as well. I got the moment when I find his character shifting, but got failed to expect he would change because it is in his nature of being so stone-hearted. You would hate or despise him but nevertheless that's what got you into hating his character, his capability to capture our attention is one truly appreciable aspect he had. There were also other characters you deem fit with their roles, good and reasonable such as Chabert (Kad Merad), Monsieur Langlois (Philip Du Janerand), La Pere Maxence (Jean-Paul Bonnaire), Violette Morhange (Marie Bunel), and of course the rest of the children. I didn't solely love the story, the beauty of the atmosphere and the background music also made chills and goosebumps for me. Wonderfully this foreign film is truly worth cherishing. I worth of a deal watching more than once or twice.