Final Exam - They Chose Compassion Over High Marks // Viddsee Originals

Is scoring top in class more important than having compassion? In a harsh environment called school, the top 3 students in the class are tasked to help their classmate NINA improve her exam score. As they get to know NINA better, they find out that she is ill and the upcoming test could be her final exam in school.

A Viddsee Original Production
Directed by Kai Xiang (Singapore)

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[singaporeblog]

I've never seen a class with almost everyone with extremely high marks.
Maybe I grew up in the stupid side

[nainaiai]

I just love how they showed how easy the kids understand someone's situation and not judge. I also love how they showed that they put someone else before them. They could've looked down on her but didn't. Kids should be learning to have kind hearts instead of just smart minds

[strokuku]

Everyone's talking about their mark. But, no one is talking about how beautiful this story is and how those children helped her. It's a very beautiful story. ❤

[giovannizhang]

"this phone is buttonless, means no button.."
OMG now I see how she got full marks

[tandave]

When a child scores high, and their parents still scold them, telling them to get higher is just bad bad parenting, and thats alot of pressure

[prestopasta]

9:14 I love the trio! Ming is calm and compassionate. Bella is cheerful and considerate. Rafiq may sound lazy but secretly cares ( that's my observation).

[sq-ng]

Love the heartwarming resolution at the end, when the kids set aside their desires and personal agendas, to make someone's life better. Definitely, love how they got their priorities right despite the temptation of bribes from their parents and the glory of topping the class. :)

[Fury]

These students are so good in math ..in my high school days. 48 is the highest mark I got

[hongng]

All the kids act well and Ming is so cute with a blurry look

[maggiechan]

Love the talented young actor who played Ming as a very calm, sweet boy.

[korokitosama]

81 is the lowest and worst mark in their class 💀 they should see my class 60 is the best mark😂😂💀

[diyaagoswami]

Beautiful bonding, I love the fact that there are so selfless and sacrificed their marks for her. I loved this documentary.

[studywithrhyme]

These small kids are much wiser and better than most elders here. It takes courage to give up something intentionally.
The real happiness is in giving not in taking.
The teacher here indeed played a major role in transforming this mentality into her children. I wish we would have such teachers here.

[동영릴리]

Asian parents: *are kind to kid that got 98/100

Me: “impossible..”

[jolyhesus]

ming: "she only got 81 for the test."
teacher: "that's why you have to help her!"
me: *wait wtf 81 is amazing* and im here failing. (unless its like P3 or P4 bcuz 💁🏻‍♀️)

[sadiabintezahedsammi]

I like how this kids helped Nina.
Like how mature they are.
Like how Bella talks, like how Ming knows what question to do or not, like how Rafiq enlightened the mood by playing with them, like how Nina is trying.
This is a beautiful story.
The fact that the top students aren't jealousy type here, they are so good.
Also student shouldn't be forced to be top in the class, as long as they are doing good it's okay, but what can we say this how is our society.

(Ming is cute)

[DreamBelief]

I wish that more teachers would do this. I grew up suffering serious illness, abuse and homelessness. I also know many others who grew up similarly. If our teachers had of given us buddies like this it would have helped us a lot, and I probably wouldn't have dropped out.

[donttouchmahfaceu]

First of all, me and Ming have the same dad.
Second of all, Where can I find someone like Rafiq?

[Gaktau]

Indirectly, this film teaches children to look for a moment at those who need help and leave the ego to be the main one. This film also teaches that solidarity with others is not only material, but can be in the form of energy and thoughts.

[cxldlatte]

More like they chose compassion over their parents disowning