This 1983 film is based on a London play by Willy Russell and is about a British working-class hairdresser who is determined to further herself and realizes how much her efforts are changing the way she views her friends and family... and herself. I did like it, because of Caine and Walters performance and for the questions it raises, but one thing I found downright jarring was composer David Hentschel's score which is performed on a synthesizer which is a scary example of early 1980s lack of sensitivity when it came to exploring this genre. 7/10.
Review of Educating Rita
