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Lyceum studies are coming to an end, and Greg needs to think about how to pass the exam with flying colors. At stake is the relationship with a beloved girl, which may collapse if the assessment is bad. But it is not so easy to understand the sciences, which Greg was not serious about. Especially when the scores are already on the nose. Therefore, he gathers a team of his friends who must help him steal the exam papers from the director. A guy named Scarface, who 10 years ago also tried to swindle in a similar way and was caught, also agreed to help the schoolchildren turn the scam. Read more It is interesting that with his comedy "The Final Exam", which became the second film in his career, director Antoine Blosser departed far from the genre of his first film. This is a film called "Prey" (2010), which was a horror film. The idea of ​​the plot came to Blosser from two sources, although writers he knew helped him translate it into a script. During one business trip, he heard about an attempt by students to steal exam answers. This was even before the official premiere of the film "Prey" (2010). Soon after that, the director watched the film "Ferris Bueller's Day Off", which became the starting point for him in creating "The Final Exam". Initially, two versions of the script of this comedy were written. The first was purely "technical" in nature. Even the director himself saw that the story was not very funny. Therefore, he turned to Eric Jechelmann, who acted as the film's producer, to find assistants. During the audition of the actors for the main roles, a funny incident happened. Toma Soliveres, who ended up playing the role of Greg, came to auditions wearing a T-shirt with the poster of the thriller "Jaws" (1975). By coincidence, Antoine Blosser also came in a similar T-shirt, which affected his sympathy for the young actor. There is a cineloap in the film. It can be seen during the main character's conversation with his friend Yani, whose phone clock does not change the time.