
The overall competition drew
entries from 34 countries.
The
movie works with an online English course that can take students from beginner
to advanced English, based on a syllabus developed according to the Common
European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). The CEFR guideline is
used to describe achievements of learners of foreign languages across Europe
and other countries such as Colombia and the Philippines. Aimed at
self-learners aged 16 to 35, the movie uses games, quizzes

The movie’s plot has Olive Green, a smart
art thief, at its center. Olive is commissioned by a mysterious
British businessman to steal a precious
painting from a country manor. The mission is
nothing like what she expected. She ends up messing up with high-profile
criminals, being betrayed, chased and brutalized. And – what she never anticipated – she finds … love.
The
film’s dialogues introduce the English language and expose viewers to
different accents. Also users can play the film characters’ roles in
interactive dialogues and read about their adventures in new contexts beyond
the film.
Mike Saraswat, founder of Ekstasy, was producer on the project, which was directed by Suki
Singh and edited by Ilinca Calugareanu. Chris Fergusson was director of
photography, and the script was by Wojciech Wojtasiak. General design, coordination
and management were by SuperMemo World with the aid of CEO Krzysztof Biedalak,
who with Piotr Wozniak founded SuperMemo World. Biedalak, in an interview,
noted the project began in January 2013 and while not the largest project
SuperMemo has done, he
believed it was “going to be the best and, in the future, the most popular
product we have ever developed.”
More
about the project can be found at www.OliveGreenTheMovie.comwww.OliveGreenTheMovie.com and at Olive
Green's fan page: https://www.facebook.com/olivegreenthemovie.. View the
trailer at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BTTqapkF0k.
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