Learn new tricks to cheat your examinations
Cheating in school exams is an open secret. Almost everyone
does it, but no one openly talks about it. Thai director Nattawut Poonpiriya
came up a hip film "Bad Genius" that tackles this very sticky topic
and wound up with the highest grossing film in Thailand this year, as well as
the most profitable Thai film distributed worldwide of all time so far. Aside
from "Shutter" (2004) and "Pee Mak" (2013), it isn't very
frequent that we get a Thai movie in local cinemas, so this one promises to be
a really good one.
Lynn is a brilliant math genius and scholar in a prestigious
high school. Her richer (but not so academically blessed) classmates
conscripted her to let them copy her answers during major exams by tempting her
with a generous fee of 3,000 baht per exam per person. When time came for the
international-based STIC exams, Lynn called in her fellow genius scholar and
competitor Bank for his incredible memory as the stakes of their massive
cheating operation were raised to reach millions of baht for both of them.
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