In the House (2012)

A gifted literature student's strange inspiration leads to some rather shocking consequences in  François Ozon (Swimming Pool)'s In the House (2012). Germain (Fabrice Luchini) is a French lit teacher whose boredom with and distaste for his intellectually indifferent students is shaken up when he reads an essay by his pupil Claude (Ernst Umhauer) about invading a nearby bourgeois family's home. Intrigued by the concept, Germain encourages Claude to further develop the "story," but when the line between fantasy and reality begins to blur, Claude's curiosity will have consequences for both himself and his teacher. Costar Emmanuelle Seigner will have you raising the roof (in your pants, that is) when she busts out her bombers taking a mustachioed man for a ride.