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Words and Pictures

"Is a man worth more than his words, a woman worth more than her pictures?"

An art instructor and an English teacher form a rivalry that ends up with a competition at their school in which students decide whether words or pictures are more important.

Top Cast

  • Clive Owen

    Clive Owen

    Jack Marcus

  • Juliette Binoche

    Juliette Binoche

    Dina Delsanto

  • Bruce Davison

    Bruce Davison

    Walt

  • Adam DiMarco

    Adam DiMarco

    Swint

  • Valerie Tian

    Valerie Tian

    Emily

  • Navid Negahban

    Navid Negahban

    Rashid

  • Amy Brenneman

    Amy Brenneman

    Elspeth

  • Keegan Connor Tracy

    Keegan Connor Tracy

    Ellen

  • Andrew McIlroy

    Andrew McIlroy

    Roy Loden

Overview

An art instructor and an English teacher form a rivalry that ends up with a competition at their school in which students decide whether words or pictures are more important.

Rating

6.4 / 10
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1 Reviews

  • furious_iz
    furious_iz
    7 Jan 30, 2018

    Clive Owen is a barely functioning alcoholic English teacher at a small upscale prep school, who has lost his passion for writing and teaching. He's circling the drain of life, his job and his family relationships are hanging by a thread. But he is still passionate about the written word and the English language even if he is having trouble connecting with most of his students Enter Juliette Binoche as a well known and successful painter with a frosty temperament, who is suffering from severe rheumatoid arthritis and has taken a teaching position at the small school. An instant antagonistic, flirtatious friendship is formed, as the two teachers inspire their students into a battle over which is more important, words or pictures, and in doing so inspire themselves. A fairly average film that is elevated by the engaging performances of the two leads, who have great chemistry together. It's probably not going to change your life, but it is entertaining as a more intelligent romantic comedy/drama.

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