Blame
- Drama
A drama teacher's taboo relationship with an unstable student strikes a nerve in her jealous classmate, sparking a vengeful chain of events within their suburban high school that draws parallels to "The Crucible".
Blame is a 2018 drama film that explores the dangerous consequences of a taboo relationship between a teacher and student. When jealousy and revenge ignite within a suburban high school, the film draws parallels to Arthur Miller's The Crucible, examining how accusations and social dynamics can spiral out of control.
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Nadia AlexanderMelissa
Trieste Kelly DunnJennifer
Marcia DeBonisMs. Cohen
Tessa AlbertsonEllie
Sarah MezzanotteSophie
Owen CampbellTJ
Luke SlatteryEric
Tate DonovanRobert
Chris MessinaJeremy Woods- Elizabeth HowellAbigail's Mother
- Carlyle OwensAbigail's Father
Geneva CarrMrs. Howell- Whitney HarrisMelissa's mother (voice)
- Lily HoughtonLily / Drama Student
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Blame Trailer #1 (2017) | Movieclips Indie
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When was Blame released?
Blame was released on January 5, 2018.
What is Blame about?
The film centers on a drama teacher's inappropriate relationship with an unstable student, which triggers jealousy and revenge from a classmate. This sets off a chain of destructive events that mirror themes from The Crucible.
What genre is Blame?
Blame is a drama film that examines complex relationships and social dynamics within a high school setting.
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