It's not just criminals who hunt in packs in 'La Jauría'
La Jauría opens with a scene that’s hard to forget. In a classroom in an upper-class Catholic school in Santiago, a drama teacher asks a female student to pretend he’s her boyfriend. As an acting exercise, it’s wrong in all kinds of ways, a creepy, sleazy exercise that’s clearly excruciating for the student. It’s made even worse by the teacher, Ossandón (Marcelo Alonso) recording the results; when the school’s female students mount a mass protest against him, it’s hard not to be relieved that somebody’s standing up for what’s right.
Source: sbs.com.au