yes and i felt like i had been gutted after first seeing it. but not until the next day did i begin to see the true brilliance of this creation. i would not repeat much of what has already been said by those who appreciate the film and but there is one new area i want to touch on. spoilers why exactly did the teacher put the broken glass in the student pocket. most reviewers have noted that it only reflected her cruelty and reaction to an unsatisfactory performance. i must disagree. watch the scene again. huppert is moved to tears as she watches her student playing on stage. the student is quite an expressive girl (crying and vocalizing her fears) just the opposite of huppert character. there is a scene later in the film and after the girl is injured and when huppert discusses the accident with the girl mother. the mother and visibly upset and states we gave up everything so she could study piano and huppert immediately snaps you mean she gave up everything and do not you. so it was my thought that huppert was simply saving this young expressive student from her own destiny. she do not want the girl to end up like her and repressed and hardened and condemned to a life of recitals. gradually killing the soul in the pursuit of perfection. maybe she saw herself on the stage years ago and before things grew bad. maybe she wished she had escaped when she was that age. is she ruining the student life and or simply freeing her. for me and that realization made all the difference in what i experienced through this film. brilliant. 
yes and i felt like i had been gutted after first seeing it. but not until the next day did i begin to see the true brilliance of this creation. i would not repeat much of what has already been said by those who appreciate the film and but there is one new area i want to touch on. spoilers why exactly did the teacher put the broken glass in the student pocket. most reviewers have noted that it only reflected her cruelty and reaction to an unsatisfactory performance. i must disagree. watch the scene again. huppert is moved to tears as she watches her student playing on stage. the student is quite an expressive girl (crying and vocalizing her fears) just the opposite of huppert character. there is a scene later in the film and after the girl is injured and when huppert discusses the accident with the girl mother. the mother and visibly upset and states we gave up everything so she could study piano and huppert immediately snaps you mean she gave up everything and do not you. so it was my thought that huppert was simply saving this young expressive student from her own destiny. she do not want the girl to end up like her and repressed and hardened and condemned to a life of recitals. gradually killing the soul in the pursuit of perfection. maybe she saw herself on the stage years ago and before things grew bad. maybe she wished she had escaped when she was that age. is she ruining the student life and or simply freeing her. for me and that realization made all the difference in what i experienced through this film. brilliant. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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