Silence Total

The idea behind the film is a brilliant and original one: if students could communicate by telepathy during exams, what would they say to each other? Well, I won't tell you, but it's pretty hilarious. Director Charles Parisé makes the most out of his simple premise and makes us laugh a lot for the short duration of the film. The two main actors carry a lot of the film on their shoulders and, despite having no on-screen dialogue, you can relate to both of them.

The visuals are not mind blowing (we're in a high school classroom for most of the film, with all that it implies), but it doesn't really matter. Story and comedy goes first here, and makes for a pretty good short film.