It's very suspenseful. I admire the scene composition and the cinematography as well as the story. What I find intriguing about the character development is that the antagonist is just as cunning and relentless in his own beliefs as the protagonist. It keeps you wondering until the end who's going to win in this moral conflict. The most fulfilling about PDFA contest was to see all the films and know that we all came together with the goal to raise awareness about drugs not only on a national level, but also on an international scale.
Drug abuse is so strong and prevalent in today's society.
Even young children can easily get access to drugs. The contest was a great way to use the power of film to its fullest. Bringing awareness about drugs through the big screen was a very brilliant way to concentrate our strength, and let it be known that something is definitely being done to help educate our teens. It's one of the best approaches to reach viewers of various social and age brackets. The war against drugs is the longest- running battle in history.