Dare, written by David Brand and directed by Adam Salzi, was inspired by a short film the two partners made while graduating from Columbia University in the City of New York . On the surface, "Dare" seems like a typical teen genre film about the last year of high school, but the director's intention is obviously more than that. The two filmmakers David Brand and Adam Sall Qi enriched people's understanding and imagination of high school life with a very realistic life drama, and finally extended a short film of homework nature into a full-length feature film. On the whole, "Dare" is divided into three paragraphs, giving each character emotion and thinking respectively, along with them a little bit of maturity, to end that green boyhood.
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Extended Reading
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Johnny Drake: I'm not a fag, man.
Ben Berger: Whatever, I'm not the sensitive one.
Johnny Drake: When did you turn into evil Light Boy?
Ben Berger: When you turned out to be a total poser.
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Ben Berger: You can try and play all mature and worldly, but you're not. You're still the same scared, pathetic, perfect little girl.
Alexa Walker: And you're still the same bitter, lonely loser who can't stand to see me have a life because you've never had one.