The text is a transcript of a documentary about Adrien, a 14-year-old boy who is the youngest high school student in France to pass the baccalaureate exam. The text follows his journey from preparing for the exam to celebrating his results with his family and friends. It also shows the challenges and advantages of being a gifted child, as well as his relationships with his teachers, classmates, landlady and parents.
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This is a documentary about Adrien, a 14-year-old prodigy who passes the baccalaureate exam in France. It shows how he studies, lives and interacts with others as a young genius.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
- Adrien is a 14-year-old boy who is the youngest high school student in France to pass the baccalaureate exam.
- Adrien lives in Nice with his landlady Jacky, who has eight grandchildren and treats him like a second son.
- Adrien is gifted in literary subjects, but struggles with mathematics, which is his weak point and could jeopardize his mention.
- Adrien's parents are wealthy and live in a castle. They have high expectations for his education and career.
- Adrien's classmates are older than him and sometimes tease him or exclude him from their parties. However, they also respect him and help him with his revisions.
- Adrien has a passion for nature and likes to escape from the pressure of his studies by spending time outdoors.
- Adrien passes the baccalaureate with a mention bien (good) and plans to attend a preparatory class in math sup in Lyon.