Student at Law 2025
"See you after class."
In this sharp blend of comedy and drama, *Student at Law* (2025) follows Bill Casey, a quick-witted law student who takes on an unexpected role as his peer's defender when Nick, a student-athlete, is accused of plagiarism by his stern history teacher.
Director: Henry Meiler
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Student at Law (2025) about?
This short film centers on Bill Casey, a law student who finds himself defending his classmate Nick against plagiarism charges. As Bill builds his defense, he uncovers hidden secrets about his history teacher, forcing him to confront the gray areas of justice and morality.
Who directed Student at Law?
Student at Law (2025) is directed by Henry Meiler, a filmmaker known for blending sharp wit with dramatic tension in his work.
Who stars in Student at Law?
The film stars Sam Wlezien as Bill Casey, Alexander Liang as Nick, and Eric Song as Mr. Thompson, alongside Danny Bianco, Spencer Jasinover, and the director himself, Henry Meiler.
Is Student at Law (2025) worth watching?
While IMDb ratings aren't yet available, *Student at Law* promises a tight, engaging story with strong performances and a clever premise. Its blend of comedy and drama, along with its short runtime, makes it a compelling watch for fans of campus-set narratives and quick-paced legal antics.
How long is Student at Law?
*Student at Law* has a runtime of 17 minutes.
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About Student at Law (2025) — The Short Film Where One Student Defends Another
In this sharp blend of comedy and drama, *Student at Law* (2025) follows Bill Casey, a quick-witted law student who takes on an unexpected role as his peer's defender when Nick, a student-athlete, is accused of plagiarism by his stern history teacher. As Bill prepares his unconventional defense, the case unravels layers of Mr. Thompson's past, turning a seemingly straightforward hearing into a battle of wits and reputations. Directed by Henry Meiler, this 17-minute short film balances humor and tension, exploring themes of justice, authority, and the blurred lines between right and wrong.
With a compact runtime packed with sharp dialogue and character depth, *Student at Law* delivers a punchy, thought-provoking story that questions how far we go to defend the truth—or our own ideals.