Bad Education
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A superintendent of a school district works for the betterment of the student’s education when an embezzlement scheme is discovered, threatening to destroy everything.
Bad Education is a 2019 drama crime film about a school superintendent whose career and reputation are jeopardized when an embezzlement scheme comes to light. The movie explores the devastating consequences of financial fraud within an educational institution.
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Hugh JackmanFrank Tassone
Allison JanneyPam Gluckin
Geraldine ViswanathanRachel Bhargava
Alex WolffNick Fleischman
Rafael CasalKyle Contreras
Stephen SpinellaThomas 'Tom' Tuggiero
Annaleigh AshfordJenny Aquila
Ray RomanoBig Bob Spicer
Hari DhillonDavid Bhargava
Jeremy ShamosPhil Metzger
Stephanie KurtzubaCarol Schweitzer
Catherine CurtinJudy Shapiro
Kathrine NarducciSharon Katz
Ray AbruzzoHoward Gluckin
Kayli CarterAmber McCarden
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When was Bad Education released?
Bad Education was released on September 8, 2019.
What is Bad Education about?
The film follows a school district superintendent whose efforts to improve student education are upended when an embezzlement scheme is uncovered, threatening to destroy his career and the institution he leads.
What genres does Bad Education fall under?
Bad Education is a drama, crime, and history film that examines real events through the lens of institutional corruption.
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