Detention

Six students, all strangers to each other, are forced to spend a Saturday morning in detention, each carrying their own burdens and regrets. Dunya, the perfect student, finds herself in unfamiliar territory after a single mistake tarnishes her spotless reputation. Across the room, Elena, a poised and ambitious dancer, hides her self-doubt behind a veil of perfectionism, while Emma, the shy and introverted artist, retreats into her sketchbook, haunted by her own insecurities.
Lydie, the headstrong athlete, is as quick to defend her friends as she is to judge them. Rola, kind and perceptive, often finds herself caught between being a source of comfort and battling her own pride. Ben, a talented but pessimistic artist, hides his sensitivity behind a cold exterior. And then there's Colin, the class clown, who uses humor to deflect from his own struggles and avoid being taken seriously.
At first, the group clashes in their differences, the silence in the room often broken by sarcastic remarks or heated exchanges. But as the hours pass, cracks begin to form in their facades, revealing the vulnerabilities beneath. Confessions are made, laughter is shared, and bonds are formed in ways none of them expected.
Through shared stories of heartbreak, dreams, and frustrations, they begin to realize that despite their differences, they all carry the same weight of expectations, failures, and hope. In this bittersweet tale of misunderstandings and unlikely connections, Detention explores the beauty of human connection-how even in the most unexpected circumstances, people can change each other's lives forever.
By the end of the day, the six students will leave the room with something far more valuable than they ever imagined: a deeper understanding of themselves and a fragile, yet unshakable, bond that might just last a lifetime.