BAD INFLUENCE (SHORT MOVIE)

Summary

The video script portrays a complex school and family drama revolving around a new student, Fahri. He struggles with academic performance, bad behavior, and peer pressure, particularly related to smoking and drinking. His parents are initially unaware of his actions, but when they find out, a confrontation arises. Fahri vents his frustration, feeling neglected by his parents' busy work schedules, which causes strain in their relationship. However, over time, Fahri begins to recognize his mistakes and attempts to reconcile with his family, especially his parents, who also reflect on their own faults. The story highlights themes of communication, family conflict, and personal growth.

Takeaways

• 😀 A new student, Fahri, is introduced to the class and briefly shares his background.
• 😀 The teacher encourages the class to open their books and start the lesson, emphasizing their focus on studying.
• 😀 Some students are reprimanded for smoking at school, and they are informed that their punishment will involve cleaning the restrooms for a week.
• 😀 Fahri's academic performance is discussed, revealing that his grades are low in most subjects except for English and Physical Education.
• 😀 Fahri's behavior at school is criticized, including his frequent absences and his involvement in smoking.
• 😀 Fahri’s parents express disbelief about their son’s behavior, highlighting a disconnect between home and school perceptions.
• 😀 Fahri expresses his frustration and feeling of neglect, blaming his parents for not being emotionally present despite their physical presence.
• 😀 Fahri confides in his friends about his struggles with school and his strained relationship with his parents.
• 😀 Fahri admits to having tried drinking and smoking with new friends, which he now regrets as he faces consequences.
• 😀 Fahri's relationship with his parents is damaged due to his actions, but he considers apologizing and rebuilding trust with them.

Q & A

What was the main announcement at the beginning of the class?

The main announcement was that a new student, Fahri, would be joining the class.

How did Fahri introduce himself to the class?

Fahri introduced himself by saying his name and explaining that he had moved to this area due to his parent's work. He also greeted everyone with a 'hello' and mentioned he would provide more details later.

Why did the teacher mention 'gaji buta' in the classroom?

The teacher mentioned 'gaji buta' (literally 'lazy salary') humorously, implying that they would not just sit idly by without engaging the students in learning. This was said before the class started.

What is the significance of the interaction about smoking in the classroom?

The teacher caught some students smoking in school and warned them about the consequences, stating they would have to clean the toilets as punishment if they continued.

How did Fahri's parents react when they learned about his behavior at school?

Fahri's parents were initially in disbelief. His mother, in particular, was shocked and denied that Fahri would behave in such a way, claiming he was always a well-behaved student at home.

What was Fahri's emotional response to the accusations about his behavior?

Fahri expressed frustration and anger, feeling neglected by his parents. He accused them of not caring about him and only focusing on their work.

How did Fahri’s peer group influence his behavior?

Fahri’s peers, particularly those he met at a local cafe, introduced him to drinking and smoking. This peer influence led him to engage in these behaviors despite knowing they were wrong.

What advice did Fahri receive about his relationship with his parents?

Fahri was advised to try and mend his relationship with his parents by apologizing, as his parents were already trying to spend more time with him and show care.

What was the turning point in Fahri’s understanding of his relationship with his parents?

The turning point occurred when Fahri realized that his parents were trying to improve their relationship with him by coming home earlier, showing that they cared despite their busy work schedules.

What did Fahri learn about apologizing to his parents?

Fahri learned that apologizing was important, not only for acknowledging his own mistakes but also for recognizing his parents' efforts to improve their relationship with him.