"Lesson Learned" tells the story of a school year in an average Hungarian primary school, set in the present day, through the eyes of both a teacher and a student. Bálint Szimler, known for "Balaton Method," makes his debut with this feature. Despite addressing the dramatic twists within the education system, the film maintains a playful and humorous tone. It offers a nuanced portrayal of the experiences of teachers and students while addressing a social issue that may be more pressing than ever.
Lesson learned won Best Performance and a Special mention at the Locarno Film Festival and won Best film at LIFFE Ljubljana Film Festival.
It had over 120 000 viewers in Hungarian cinemas.
Bálint Szimler
Director
Marcell Rév
Cinematographer
Gábor Osváth
Producer
