Bad Seeds

The story centers on Louis, a quiet 16-year-old boy and the headmaster's son, who has lived a life free from trouble. His best friend, Greg, is his polar opposite—provocative and violent. After being expelled for threatening a teacher, Greg pulls Louis into a scheme to take revenge on her, revealing the darker side of their friendship.

With a runtime of 95 minutes, Bad Seeds delves into the dynamics of adolescence and the influences that can push a young person toward a dangerous path. The film features a strong ensemble cast, including Charles Berling and Émile Berling, who bring depth to the story's exploration of loyalty and moral dilemmas. The film's keywords, such as gun, cell phone, and teenager, highlight the contemporary issues faced by today's youth.