On 2010-03-02 DivaHerHighness, wrote: I don´t mean to focus on trivialities, but I was puzzled as to why they were speaking French at the Vienna Music Conservatory. The main actress (Isabelle Hubber) is French (in real life), so is her young would be lover, but, there were times when she was speaking German during her piano lessons. Do they speak that much French in the cultured society of Vienna, sort of like the 19th century Russian court? If it were intended to simply be a French language film set in Vienna, why was there German at all? But no matter. Very disturbing film. Really made you look at things that make you feel very uncomfortable. I thought the perverted sexual desires of the piano teacher were a combination of her sexual frustration and the weird relationship with her mother, and of course societal commentary about a country I am not familiar with, although it does bring to mind some of Freud´s cases. Really interesting director.. And summed up by saying Why Are They Speaking French??. Currently The Piano Teacher (R-Rated Edition) has an overall rating of 8 over 10.
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Christian Berger claimed Studio: Kino International Release Date: 11/05/2002 Run time: 125 minutes Rating: R
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