Social Drama Film 'The Experiment' Screened for High School Students in Acre
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The Ort Haimi Shafei School in Acre hosted a film screening of the social drama 'The Experiment' for high school students on October 28, 2026. Directed by Hisham Suleiman, the film explores themes of peer pressure and decision-making. A discussion followed the screening, allowing students to engage with the film's message and relate it to their experiences.
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- The Ort Haimi Shafei School in Acre screened the social drama 'The Experiment' on October 28, 2026.
- The film, directed by Hisham Suleiman, addresses teenage challenges like peer influence and decision-making.
- Students from all high school grades viewed the film in three separate sessions.
- Educators and students reacted positively to the film's realistic portrayal of youth issues.
- A post-screening discussion facilitated student engagement with the film's themes.
A special film screening event was held on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, at the Ort Haimi Shafei School in Acre. Organized by the social education staff, the event featured the social drama film 'The Experiment,' shown to all high school grades in three consecutive sessions. The film, written and directed by Hisham Suleiman, tells the story of Mahmoud, a teenager seeking an easy path and quick money. He discovers that seemingly short routes can be the most difficult and that some helpers might lead to downfall. Caught between the temptation of crime and his conscience, Mahmoud faces a decision that could change his future. The movie addresses issues relevant to high school students, highlighting peer influence, the responsibility of choices, and the consequences of decisions during this sensitive stage. Students, educators, and accompanying teachers expressed great admiration for the film's events and message, finding it a realistic portrayal of youth challenges. Following the screenings, a discussion took place between film crew member Haitham Luabna and the students, who shared their thoughts on the plot, characters, and themes, connecting the film's situations to their own lives.