Helix Studios is back, with films in better
definition.
In "Scandal at Helix Academy," (21 minutes, 3 parts) director Alex Roman sets
up his rather obvious blackmail comedy. Doug Acre, a former graduate, has
returned as an English teacher. One of his students comes on to him, and then
there is a witness, and the love triangles start.
The students (whom we assume now have tested negative
for Covid) all wear white shirts (no undershirt of course) and red, black and
gray ties, which can get loosened.
The kids seem to believe that virtue is getting what
you want. And not losing Daddy’s allowance.
I don’t know if this matters now, but there is no
homage to casting diversity.
I could lose the scene in part 2 where one of the kids
smokes. The music score includes Beethoven Emperor Concerto and Symphony 1 and Mozart's Requiem.
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