See Me (2011)Three 16 year old school girls and their 30-something teacher are trapped in one room on a school detention. They are bored, frustrated and waiting for something to happen... And then it does. Director:Catherine ShepherdWriter:Catherine Shepherd |
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I found this to be quite a quirky short film, with high tension and interesting ideas. The acting of the three sixteen year old girls wasn't the best, but still represented a realistic idea of today's youth. The teacher played the part well, although towards the end faltered slightly, in that her acting became less convincing after the climax of drama. The themes explored were deep, and definitely warrant an analysis and another few run-through of the film. The plot is topical, and the actions of the characters questionable, especially towards the end, and this film succeeds in engaging the mind enough to want to know what could happen next.