SCHOOL GIRLS GET REVENGE ON A VOYEURISTIC BUS DRIVER
SCENE opens on Vincent, a mild-mannered bus driver for George Ivan Junior College. He is driving a group of 18-year-old school girls home from class, as he does every week day. Vincent is a disheveled young man, with horned rimmed glasses and scruffy beard. But he is quiet and keeps to himself, so the students pay him no mind. As the camera wanders past each isle, they chat about their weekend plans, their homework, and the latest class gossip. We study them to get a good look at their matching uniforms, gadgets, and school bags. Vincent drives along silently, keeping his eye on the road as they pass by blocks of industrial buildings, until the last student is dropped off. The pretty girl introduces herself as Aidra. She is sucking a lollipop. ‘It’s funny,’ she tells him, innocently. ‘You have driven me home every single day this year, but we’ve never said a word!’ He nods awkwardly. She drops the candy in his garbage and says goodbye. Vincent drives off.
