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Posted by Bruce from DC on September 4, 2001 at 10:07:38:
The basic storyline of "Othello" transposed into an American private school in the South.
Although it did not work perfectly -- the cascade of killings that characterizes the final act of all of Shakespeare's tragedies seems somehow less believable transposed to modern times -- in one sense it worked very well: the intensity of late adolescent emotions and the lack of feeling for the long-term consequences of acts drove the plot very well.
An interesting film and not your usual adolescent summer fare.
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