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High School student Quentin lives next door to charming Margot Roth Spiegelman. Needless to say, the guy is hopelessly in love with Margo from a very young age? Do you remember a friend / childhood friend with whom you don’t communicate now, due to some circumstances? Remember how it was when the "trees were tall": children's pranks, playful laughter and unique emotions. But why is the childhood friendship crumbling? In my opinion, we grow, our character and principles are transformed and often we become different people. And yet, it is not a secret to anyone that children and teenagers tend to idealize their favorite people, be it a friend, idol, or mate. It was this idealization that occurred with the main character of the painting “Paper Cities” by Quentin. He idealized his childhood love and brought it into a more conscious life. Margot, so eccentric and mischievous, became the embodiment of his desires, which he did not dare to voice even to himself. One crazy

When I started to watch this film, I expected from him the same as from the majority of youth comedies - light, easy going, uplifting and slightly attracting interest. But, however, I was surprised by the real eccentricity that puts “Classmates” an order of magnitude higher than other similar comedies. First, a delightful presentation of material, an interesting history of solving the seemingly banal problem of bankruptcy. The school of rebellion, the school of crime, and at the same time the school of kindness and true friendship - this is how one can characterize the school of art. Trinian. This is not the usual "typical" school with arrogant beauties, fans and cornered outcasts, no, this is something more, one big family, so different, but still friendly. Secondly, I was pleased with the lack of a “typical” plot. After all, how does the action usually unfold in youth comedies? There was a girl-zauchka, then suddenly she went to a beauty salon and became a written be