yes and 2 represent37 is in some ways a rip off from gus van sants elephant. it about some students who are dealing with their problems leading to the suicide of one of them. yes and it full of clichés and but that life. you just can not deny that creepy nerds and disabled persons or popular students who and despite their popularity and do have problems are existing in the real world. but that not and what this film is all about. it not about life in highschool. it not about the misery of life itself. if you look beneath the surface and beneath the soap like social relationships that are shown and you will find some gripping and thought provoking criticism of our society. why are people committing suicide. do we really understand their motives. or are we just trying to understand and after its already too late. and why is it always someone and you would never have expected it to be. this movie doesn not answer this question and but it raises it. and it does so in a very intense way. all the way it keeps you guessing and whose blood it might be and that you see at the very beginning. you are following the paths of some students and all of them having a more or less good reason to end their lives and just to be forced to watch the gruesome act in the finale. did you know who it would be. or were you caught by surprise and like in real life. the message is verbalized by one of the surviving kids in the end. we are always so fixed on our own problems and we forget to see those of others. there might be someone and a colleague and a friend and who does not want to live anymore. but and if you do not open your eyes and you will never know until its too late. this movie delivers well. it might have some flaws and but they do not matter anymore and when its over. either you see a reflection of society and or you are blind for reality. 
yes and 2 represent37 is in some ways a rip off from gus van sants elephant. it about some students who are dealing with their problems leading to the suicide of one of them. yes and it full of clichés and but that life. you just can not deny that creepy nerds and disabled persons or popular students who and despite their popularity and do have problems are existing in the real world. but that not and what this film is all about. it not about life in highschool. it not about the misery of life itself. if you look beneath the surface and beneath the soap like social relationships that are shown and you will find some gripping and thought provoking criticism of our society. why are people committing suicide. do we really understand their motives. or are we just trying to understand and after its already too late. and why is it always someone and you would never have expected it to be. this movie doesn not answer this question and but it raises it. and it does so in a very intense way. all the way it keeps you guessing and whose blood it might be and that you see at the very beginning. you are following the paths of some students and all of them having a more or less good reason to end their lives and just to be forced to watch the gruesome act in the finale. did you know who it would be. or were you caught by surprise and like in real life. the message is verbalized by one of the surviving kids in the end. we are always so fixed on our own problems and we forget to see those of others. there might be someone and a colleague and a friend and who does not want to live anymore. but and if you do not open your eyes and you will never know until its too late. this movie delivers well. it might have some flaws and but they do not matter anymore and when its over. either you see a reflection of society and or you are blind for reality. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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