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The documentary '2>6' features high school students discussing their reasons for cheating in class. It captures real-time instances of academic dishonesty, providing insight into the motivations behind this behavior. Through interviews and observational footage, students express the pressures they face in their academic environment, revealing a complex dynamic of student life.
Directed by Denislava Metrasheva, the film runs for 6 minutes and is produced in Bulgaria. The candid conversations among students like Nia Kazanjieva and Veronika Tomova raise critical questions about the educational system and societal norms that contribute to cheating in schools.
Why Watch
- •Meet students like Nia Kazanjieva discussing cheating.
- •Find out why students choose cheating over studying.
- •See real-time instances of cheating in a classroom setting.
Did You Know
•The documentary is only 6 minutes long.
•It features interviews with five students: Nia Kazanjieva, Veronika Tomova, Toni Dokovska, Natalie Baneva, and Liliya Georgieva.
•The film was produced in Bulgaria, indicated by the production country code 'BG'.
•The film is shot in black and white, adding a dramatic effect to the narrative.
Perfect For
High school educatorsParents of teensStudents facing academic pressure