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(420) 7.7 90 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Science Fair is a movie starring Jack Andraka, Anjali Chadha, and Ramy Khodeir. Nine high school students from disparate corners of the globe navigate rivalries, setbacks, and hormones on their quest to win the international science...

Genres
Documentary
Director
Darren Foster, Cristina Costantini
Starring
Ramy Khodeir, Jack Andraka, Anjali Chadha, Serena McCalla

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Genres Documentary
Director Darren Foster, Cristina Costantini
Writer Jeff Plunkett, Cristina Costantini, Darren Foster
Stars Ramy Khodeir, Jack Andraka, Anjali Chadha, Serena McCalla
Country USA
Runtime 1 h 30 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
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Description Nine high school students from disparate corners of the globe navigate rivalries, setbacks, and hormones on their quest to win the international science fair. Only one can be named "Best in Fair."

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15 customer reviews about «Science Fair»

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Diane Hunter
Friday, 02 Oct 2020 02:56

I saw this documentary at the San Francisco International Film Festival. The documentary is a portrait of a high school in the San Francisco Bay Area. The film is a series of interviews with students, teachers, and administrators. The film focuses on a small group of students who are the focus of the documentary. The students are an extremely diverse group. Some are struggling to learn in the classroom, some are struggling to succeed academically, some are struggling to deal with the stress of the high school experience. The film is very well done. The director does a good job of keeping the audience interested. There are a few scenes that are very moving. Overall, the film is well worth seeing. I think this film is a great example of how a documentary can be used to educate the public about a topic. The film is a great way to learn about the school system and the students that attend. I highly recommend this film.
Elizabeth R.
Wednesday, 02 Sep 2020 00:34

I saw this film at the San Francisco International Film Festival, and was very impressed. I thought the film was well-shot, and it was a very honest look at the process of making a film. It was also a very touching film. The film was extremely well-made, and it was interesting to see how the process of making a film actually changed the people involved. The film was very well-acted, and I would recommend it to anyone who wants to see a film that is well-made and emotionally-charged.
Joe
Tuesday, 01 Sep 2020 13:20

This is a great documentary, from the perspective of a very smart but somewhat immature child. This movie illustrates all aspects of the beginning of learning, which is really all about finding the right teacher and appropriate learning environment. Teachers are key in developing a positive learning environment. In addition, the movie illustrates the very few of us who have attended college and are able to afford a degree. By the time we graduate, we have a good idea of how to make a living. But there is still a lot of work to do. Overall, it's a very important movie to see. If you have children of any age, I strongly recommend this movie.
Madison Valdez
Thursday, 27 Aug 2020 23:24

This is one of the few films that I can say I have watched more than once. I know a lot of people don't like it, but I don't like it either. I'm sure there are a lot of people out there who really don't like this film, but I know I did. It is an interesting look at the kinds of mind control experiments going on today. There is a lot of information and thoughts that go into this film, and that is a good thing. I highly recommend this film. The images are incredible. This is a documentary that I would definitely recommend to anyone who wants to learn more about mind control, and it will keep you thinking.
Carl Chen
Wednesday, 26 Aug 2020 17:50

I'm not a fan of the K-12 education system. I do not think that it is the best way to educate our children. However, I do think that it is a great way to teach our children. This documentary does a great job of showing the life of a single parent in a typical American school. The single parent is able to show her child's life as a normal and happy life. She does not have to worry about her child having to go to school, or having to pay for a college education. The single parent is able to show her child how to enjoy his/her life. This is a great documentary for all parents who have children in public school. It is also a great documentary for parents who are trying to raise a child in the public school system. I highly recommend this documentary.
Austin J.
Friday, 21 Aug 2020 16:40

While the topic of academic fraud and abuse is very serious, one must consider that this is an issue of great concern to all of us, including students. Many cases of academic fraud go unreported and even some cases go unpunished. This film not only gives us an important background for understanding why this problem exists, but also shows how students can become aware of their rights as a student. By no means are the issues of academic fraud and abuse at all unique to the University of Washington. Every student has professors who use manipulation to help them achieve their goals. All students deserve to be treated as equals in the classroom. This film was extremely well done. I can only hope that more people are aware of their rights as students, and that professors will also take this important issue seriously.
Roger
Saturday, 15 Aug 2020 09:56

With so many disasters in our lives today, we are easily distracted. If we are not too distracted by our worries, we might actually miss the magic of living life in the moment. In this documentary, I watched a film with a large collection of random people, who had shared their current thoughts and feelings about their lives and the world around them. The movie captured their emotions, their thoughts and their perceptions. What they said made sense, in my opinion, in a documentary, but it did not make sense in the full sense of the word. Some of the comments made it seem like they were at the end of a conversation, while others seemed to be trying to identify themselves with the characters in the movie. For instance, at one point, a man mentioned that he would "love" to watch the movie about the "American Dream", yet he did not know the title of that movie. In another case, a man wanted to know about the creation of the stock market and how it was done. Instead of telling him that it was done by an older man, the man could have been the one who was given the information, while he was at a picnic. This is just one example of how sometimes a video is less than the sum of its parts. This is a good movie to watch for individuals who are curious and want to get a little more information about life.
Amanda O.
Monday, 10 Aug 2020 20:00

If you are not already familiar with the Internet, the meaning of this movie may be lost on you. This movie tells the story of several sites that exist to give us the ability to communicate with others. There is a lot of information, but very little information. The producers of this movie seem to have the same mentality that the late Sen. Joseph McCarthy had. It is like they think the Internet is the key to our understanding of the world, so they put their words on the screen. Unfortunately, that isn't always enough to keep it interesting. It would be better if the messages were not presented in such a blatantly simplified way. The use of the word "disruption" is almost inappropriate for this movie. The "disruption" would be if a small number of people were able to take this information and use it to make a lot of money. In the case of the Internet, the fact that a small number of people are able to change the way people communicate, is a threat to the entire system. However, this movie is not the only movie that shows this idea. This movie is a good example of what happens when "truth" is used as a weapon against people. That is exactly what happened in the 1970s and 1980s with the Anti-Communist and Anti-Communist Controversy. The most disturbing thing about this movie is that it is on a great level. I would suggest that you read the book "Citizen Kane" to learn about the history of the Internet and its impact on our lives. If you are interested in learning more about the Internet, I would suggest checking out the following sites. This movie gives a great perspective on the Internet. The media, government and individuals have all played a part in the Internet's expansion. The Internet has brought us the ability to communicate and communicate more efficiently with each other. The Internet has brought us so much more than we could ever imagine. But there is still much more to come.
Rose
Friday, 07 Aug 2020 00:52

This is an in-depth documentary that is not for the faint-hearted. It exposes the marketing and public relations campaign of Monsanto and other companies who have created a Frankenstein monster of chemicals to make everything they want, including food, grown with. The film ends with a very ominous message: the world is becoming a toxic hell on Earth, with the rest of the planet's population being exterminated. Our food system is in dire need of a massive overhaul. My only question for the audience is this: what would happen if the companies who are responsible for the damage caused by these chemicals became aware of the truth? A very powerful documentary, one which is not to be missed by anyone who wants to know what is going on. I would say, it is like a documentary that exposes the food industry, but I would also say that it is a documentary that exposes the whole food industry, both Monsanto and its puppets. If you have not seen it yet, I would highly recommend you to watch it, if only to see what is happening in our food system.
Stephen
Thursday, 06 Aug 2020 15:22

In its first half an hour it is really enjoyable. I am a fan of seeing stuff from a variety of artistic and religious backgrounds and this movie captures that in a great way. The second half is where it starts to get boring. The movie is supposed to be a documentary and, while it is somewhat interesting in a documentary sense, there are certain parts that the director seems to want to hammer home as far as the cultural differences and cultural assumptions of the country in question. For example, in certain parts the director wants to show how Germans have a sense of "us versus them" and how they are actually prejudiced against Muslims, whereas, in other parts, they are actually prejudiced against the Koran and the teachings of Islam. Another thing that really bothered me was the movie goes into a bit of detail about the Nazi's and how the Germans were not as bad as people made them out to be. While there are people that were Nazis, and there are people that were made Nazis, this movie is trying to take them both and somehow it misses the point. And while this movie doesn't go into a lot of detail, it does tell us a lot of historical information and is entertaining in a documentary sense, but it is still lacking in the entertainment and enlightenment aspect. But, all in all, a great movie that will be enjoyable to a wide variety of people. I give it a 9 out of 10.
Stephen Stone
Tuesday, 04 Aug 2020 13:03

I found this movie to be very insightful and refreshing. I think that people should realize that to get the best results from a project, you must be open to what others have to say about it. This movie does a great job of showing the dilemmas, and also giving you an understanding of what it's like to get some of the people involved in a project to look at what they're doing and what they think about it. I believe that this is the best movie I've seen for a long time and it's a must see for people who want to learn about computer programming.
Nicole Parker
Tuesday, 21 Jul 2020 08:43

This is the story of a group of high school students who were chosen to be part of the first ever "Lifetime Achievement Award" program. These kids have a very unique and unique way of presenting their work, and it's up to them to present their work to the judges. They have to make it through the judging process, and the judges must decide if the work is worthy of the Lifetime Achievement Award. The students have to go through a series of tests, and the judges have to decide if the work is good enough to be nominated for the Lifetime Achievement Award. This film is a great look at the process of the judging process, and the students who were chosen to be part of the program. The students are very talented, and the judges are very smart. The film is very interesting, and it's a great film to watch if you're interested in the subject. It's a great film to watch if you're interested in the history of the high school system.
Jose Green
Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 08:14

It's a shame that this film didn't get more exposure. It's a great film. I'm surprised that it's not more widely known. The characters are really well written. The film's a bit long, but it's worth it. I think that the director did a great job with the film. The film is about a group of friends, and the various ways they cope with life. I really liked this film. It's a great film, and I recommend it to anyone who likes a good film.
Julie Bishop
Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 20:07

This film is brilliant, as always, and it is a great movie to watch in a crowded theatre, but you can't forget the characters. The film's name is SPIRITUAL DIARRHEA and that is a title that has a lot to do with the story. As it is an award winning story, the protagonist is a man named Hugh Scott, and he is being evaluated for mental illness. The title is SPIRITUAL DIARRHEA because he has feelings that are spiritual, and he's not ashamed to express them. That is why he is the star of the film. In his life, he is having an affair with a woman who works at the mental health clinic. And in the end of the film, Hugh feels that he was treated unfairly and feels he should not be treated in this way. This film is an award winner and the jury for that, I think, are probably the best jury you will ever meet in your life. This film really makes you think about a lot of things, about faith and trust and hope. It really makes you think, and it's a great movie. It's really hard to find, because it's not widely available. But if you want to watch it, it's definitely worth it.
Nathan Collins
Thursday, 30 Apr 2020 13:57

This is a wonderful film that is well worth seeing. While the purpose of this documentary may seem to be "to create awareness about a serious social issue", it is really more of an education, which is more important than one may initially assume. The documentaries covered in this film are wonderful examples of what the documentary industry has become. As this documentary shows, the documentary industry is a place where people are willing to compromise their integrity for the sake of fame and money. The actors/directors of this film make it very clear that these compromises are all for the greater good of their industry, not for the sake of honesty or truth. The documentary "Money Shot" makes a great point about the documentary industry, as well. The purpose of the documentary industry is to profit from the work of others, and to gain control over the content that is produced. In this case, the difference between the producer and the consumers is clear. Some of the documentaries in this film are very good examples of the documentary industry's work. Others are a little better. While the camera is obviously a key part of the documentary industry, there are other methods that are used to make the films "audience-friendly". While this movie has a great message, the people involved with making this movie are not shown to have as much integrity as we would like them to have. A nice documentary to see is "Polar Express". While this movie is not for everyone, I think that it is a great introduction to the documentary industry and the tools that are used to create great documentaries.
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