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Second Time Around
The night before their last day at St. John's School, all rich kids from senior year gather together to party and celebrate. When the sun finally rises, the whole class rushes towards the school campus, singing, waving flags, and shooting smoke flares, most of them still drunk. After going all around the building, they're told by the school authorities to clean the entire mess they’ve done, which triggers them into a state of anger and frustration, so instead of celebreting outside the school building, they all sprint towards the inside. The consequences snowball into an in depth reflection of some of the students regarding their actions, and how their non-perfect school life was while attending a so called “perfect” school.
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The night before their last day at St. John's School, all rich kids from senior year gather together to party and celebrate. When the sun finally rises, the whole class rushes towards the school campus, singing, waving flags, and shooting smoke flares, most of them still drunk. After going all around the building, they're told by the school authorities to clean the entire mess they’ve done, which triggers them into a state of anger and frustration, so instead of celebreting outside the school building, they all sprint towards the inside. The consequences snowball into an in depth reflection of some of the students regarding their actions, and how their non-perfect school life was while attending a so called “perfect” school.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Gregorio Correa Urquiza, Santino Scotti
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Universidad del Cine
Cast
Gregorio Correa Urquiza, Santino Scotti
Director
Franco Sbarbati
Self - Francp Sbarbati
Agustina Estrada
Self - Agustina Estrada
Jaime Dias
Self - Jaime Dias
Santiago Romano
Self - Santiago Romano
Sebastian De Cabrera
Self - Sebastian de Cabrera
Valentina Cavallari
Self - Valentina Caballari
Angel Ivancich
Self - Angel Ivancich
Matilda Ivancich
Self - Matilda Ivancich
Abril Garcia Martines
Self - Abril Garcia Martinez
Damian Martín
Self - Damian Martín
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