The School of Wives

Synopsis

In the movie The School of Wives (Hustruskolan), Allan Edwall plays the role of a strict but passionate schoolteacher who starts an unconventional school for married women. The school is aimed at empowering these women and helping them break free from societal norms and expectations. As the women embrace the challenges and joys of self-discovery, they form lasting bonds of friendship and personal growth. The film delves into themes of female empowerment, love, and societal stereotypes, offering a heartwarming and thought-provoking narrative set in 1980s Sweden.

Cast

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  Allan Edwall

  Arnolphe

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  Lena Nyman

  Agnes

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  Stellan Skarsgård

  Horace

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  Björn Gustafson

  Alain

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  Ulla Sjöblom

  Georgette

• Lasse Pöysti

  Chrysalde

Reviews

The School of Wives has received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the film for its unique storyline and powerful performances, others found it lacking in depth and pacing issues. The movie has a 6.5/10 rating on IMDb, with some viewers appreciating the emotional depth of the characters and the overall message of empowerment. However, some felt that the plot could have been more engaging and the pacing more consistent. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a 60% approval rating, with critics generally praising the performances but criticizing the predictability of the story. Overall, The School of Wives is a movie that sparks conversations about societal norms and women's empowerment.

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