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SUMMARY:My Old School
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DESCRIPTION:My Old School is a fascinating and deft documentary by Filmmake
 r Jono\nMcLeod as he returns to his old school for a nostalgic look at the
 \nstrange but true story of his former classmate. In 1993\, 16-year-old\nB
 randon Lee enrolled at Bearsden Academy\, a secondary school in a\nwell-to
 -do suburb of Glasgow\, Scotland. What followed over the next\ntwo years w
 ould become the stuff of legend. Brandon was privately\ntutored in Canada 
 while he accompanied his mother\, an opera diva\, on\ntour before her trag
 ic death. The preternaturally bright student\nsurprised teachers by blazin
 g toward his goal of entering medical\nschool. He found friends and took b
 ullied students under his wing. The\nrising phoenix came crashing down whe
 n his unbelievable secret was\nrevealed. Utilizing playful\, period-specif
 ic animation\, a\npitch-perfect soundtrack\, the memories of students and 
 teachers\, and\nthe talents of lead actor\, Alan Cumming to bring the tale
  to life. My\nOld School offers more than one surprise along the way. [202
 1\, UK/US\,\n104 min\, R: Not Rated] Cory Woodroof of Nashville Scene says
 \, “The\ndocumentary always finds the most riveting points in the story 
 to\nfixate on\, allowing us to see through Brandon’s eyes and through th
 e\neyes of those who were fooled. Everyone gets their day in court.”\nPa
 ul Whitington of the Irish Independent exclaims\, “My Old School\npaints
  a vivid picture of a remarkable story.” Venue: Cinema Art\nTheater. Pre
 senter: Rehoboth Beach Film Society.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:My Old School is a fascinating and deft docume
 ntary by Filmmaker Jono McLeod as he returns to his old school for a nosta
 lgic look at the strange but true story of his former classmate. In 1993\,
  16-year-old Brandon Lee enrolled at Bearsden Academy\, a secondary school
  in a well-to-do suburb of Glasgow\, Scotland. What followed over the next
  two years would become the stuff of legend. Brandon was privately tutored
  in Canada while he accompanied his mother\, an opera diva\, on tour befor
 e her tragic death. The preternaturally bright student surprised teachers 
 by blazing toward his goal of entering medical school. He found friends an
 d took bullied students under his wing. The rising phoenix came crashing d
 own when his unbelievable secret was revealed. Utilizing playful\, period-
 specific animation\, a pitch-perfect soundtrack\, the memories of students
  and teachers\, and the talents of lead actor\, Alan Cumming to bring the 
 tale to life. My Old School offers more than one surprise along the way. [
 2021\, UK/US\, 104 min\, R: Not Rated] Cory Woodroof of Nashville Scene sa
 ys\, “The documentary always finds the most riveting points in the story
  to fixate on\, allowing us to see through Brandon’s eyes and through th
 e eyes of those who were fooled. Everyone gets their day in court.” Paul
  Whitington of the Irish Independent exclaims\, “My Old School paints a 
 vivid picture of a remarkable story.” Venue: Cinema Art Theater. Present
 er: Rehoboth Beach Film Society.
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