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Bully, Movie

Bully 2011

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It's time to take a stand.

Documentary on the issue of bullying across schools in America, following five kids and their families over the course of a year. The film is accompanied by a campaign called The Bully Project- more info at thebullyproject.com. More

Stories include two families who have lost children to suicide and a mother awaiting the fate of her 14-year-old daughter who has been incarcerated after bringing a gun on her school bus. With a glimpse into homes, classrooms, cafeterias and principals' offices, the film offers insight into the often cruel world of the lives of bullied children. Hide

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58 votes / 12 comments The Talk

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    • ted

      boring

    • Take a stand

      Anti-bullying day is May 18. Wear a pink shirt in NZ

    • Matt

      I honsetly cried slightly during that tralier

    • anon

      Anyone else see parallels with Kony 2012? Let's build an army of concerned citizens with bracelets and somehow that will make a difference?

    • orange

      jesus camp

    • Ashlee

      contacts, a retainer, a good haircut, and some desent clothes and he'd be one smokin hottie!

    • lll

      release the god dam movie allrdy!!!! its out in the usa people need to see it

    • Sarah

      People just want to be excepted for what and who they are, not changed Ashlee

    • Rangi

      yip i can relate to that, trying being a maori in a small pakeha community - ugly ducking story

    • Louise

      amazing i cant wait to see this amazing story that some many including me can relate to

    • Olivia-Prasad

      Looks quite good, & while it does have a Kony bandwagon feeling to it I would rather have the issue brought to light than kept in the dark

    • Becs

      Please spread the word: http://igg.me/p/220210?a=1170746

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Very powerful and very well-acted documentary

adeej Flicks Superstar (?)

Wow, this film was great. It was a very raw glimpse into the reality of teasing, bullying and peer pressure amongst teenagers. This should be compulsory viewing for all media studies students in high schools. It also gave me encouragement that I had been bullied at school, but I've come out the other side and made a successful life and career for myself.

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