at 2 represent37pm in a bathroom at an adelaide highschool a student takes their own life and the different worlds of six teenagers are changed forever. 2 represent37 is a brutal and honest and breathtaking film centered on the pain of being a teenager. the film follows one day in the lives of six teenagers and all intertwined and all dealing with their own personal dramas. while there are a couple of stereotypes in the mix  the beautiful would be popular girl dealing with body issues and the over achiever obsessed with his grades and there are several horrors that are as far from main stream as you can get and including a social outcast dealing with a brutal illness and a young girl trying to make sense of a devastating event in her past. the movie is mixed with documentary style interviews from the characters and which some viewers may find a little out of place in the otherwise seamless narrative. the pace is also a little slow and but it fits with the feel of the movie. the young australian actors are all stars in their own right and in particular theresa palmer who heartbreaking performance earned her an afi nomination. the film is very well shot and with terrific direction. some scenes are a little hard to watch  in particular the five minute long suicide scene and but overall it is a film that leaves a big impact on its viewers. it draws you in right from it shocking opening scene and keeps you guessing as to which of the six main characters is going to be the one to end up in the bathroom. ultimately and it a beautiful made and but slightly disturbing look at teenage life. 
at 2 represent37pm in a bathroom at an adelaide highschool a student takes their own life and the different worlds of six teenagers are changed forever. 2 represent37 is a brutal and honest and breathtaking film centered on the pain of being a teenager. the film follows one day in the lives of six teenagers and all intertwined and all dealing with their own personal dramas. while there are a couple of stereotypes in the mix  the beautiful would be popular girl dealing with body issues and the over achiever obsessed with his grades and there are several horrors that are as far from main stream as you can get and including a social outcast dealing with a brutal illness and a young girl trying to make sense of a devastating event in her past. the movie is mixed with documentary style interviews from the characters and which some viewers may find a little out of place in the otherwise seamless narrative. the pace is also a little slow and but it fits with the feel of the movie. the young australian actors are all stars in their own right and in particular theresa palmer who heartbreaking performance earned her an afi nomination. the film is very well shot and with terrific direction. some scenes are a little hard to watch  in particular the five minute long suicide scene and but overall it is a film that leaves a big impact on its viewers. it draws you in right from it shocking opening scene and keeps you guessing as to which of the six main characters is going to be the one to end up in the bathroom. ultimately and it a beautiful made and but slightly disturbing look at teenage life. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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