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Let me tell you a story. In a Catholic school in a small town in rural Spain, two boys, Ignacio and Enrique, fell in love. They went to the movies together and touched each other--a consummation of sorts. But the boys were only eleven, and their friendship was broken up by the schoolmaster, a priest named Manolo. Father Manolo, however, wasn't simply enforcing the rules. He had already laid hands on Ignacio, a sweet-faced choirboy, and he wanted him entirely for himself.
Pedro Almodovar's triumphantly accomplished "Bad Education," which is both a summation of his career thus far and a deepening of his recent style, opens sixteen years later, in 1980. Ignacio ...