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FOMO

After winning the school election as the new school treasurer, Ayen was invited by her fellow officers for dinner to celebrate. Unable to afford the expenses but is desperate to belong, she took her peers' advice to take advantage of her role by exploiting her position quietly. What begins from a small decision starts to turn away her integrity as peer pressure justifies actions she once believed were wrong. Once trust from the people was broken, can a leader turn it back?

Statement

This short film is a social impact project because it explores the issues of corruption, peer pressure, ethical leadership, and accountability among young people. Through the story of Ayen, a newly elected student treasurer who is persuaded by her peers to misuse her position, the film highlights how the desire for acceptance and belonging can influence individuals to compromise their values and integrity.

The film aims to raise awareness about the importance of honesty and responsible leadership, particularly among youth who are beginning to take on positions of trust and influence in their schools and communities. It demonstrates how small unethical decisions can escalate into larger consequences, affecting not only the individual but also the people who placed their trust in them.

By presenting a realistic situation faced by many young leaders, the film encourages audiences to reflect on the pressures they encounter, the choices they make, and the lasting impact of those choices on their character and relationships. Ultimately, the film promotes integrity, accountability, and ethical decision-making as essential values in leadership and civic life.

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