Ohana -Shortfilm

It was the final year for the diploma students, and the time had come for their major final project. Their task was ambitious: to develop a brand-new application—something that hadn't been invented yet.
Fortunately for Danish, Haiqal, Amy, and Farah, who were already close friends, the requirement was a four-person group. Danish, the team leader, decided to invent a simple application for friends to share updates without the need for complicated, formal posts.
Danish organized the tasks based on their specific skills: Haiqal was a professional graphic designer, while both Amy and Farah were excellent at coding and public relations.
The team faced several major setbacks. Early in the development phase, Danish's laptop broke down, forcing them to move their work to the computer lab. Just as that was resolved, a bigger issue struck: Haiqal's graphic design software corrupted, and he lost all his initial design files because there was no backup.
They nearly gave up, but believing that failure is key to success, they persevered. They quickly redesigned the application, and the new look turned out to be even prettier and more user-friendly than the original concept.
The final challenge emerged with only two weeks left: Farah's code didn't work on the other team members' computers, indicating a serious coding inconsistency. Despite the intense pressure, they stayed positive. They consulted their lecturer and successfully identified and fixed the bug.
They presented their finished application flawlessly. When results day arrived, they checked their scores together and were thrilled to find that all of them achieved a 4.0 GPA ("four flat"). Jumping up with joy, their three years of hard work in the diploma program concluded on a perfect, joyous high note.