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Bully

You’d have to have a heart of stone not to feel for the victims in Bully. Lee Hirsch’s documentary follows five families as they struggle with the effects of schoolyard bullying. But while apparently inarguable and straightforward, the film’s subtle skewing obscures a number of nagging questions.

To its credit, the film lets its subjects speak for themselves. A broad range of impacts are…

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[cidhighwiind]

you know it’s late when u start to crackship your ocs...........................

[cidhighwiind]

i love lee because of her awful hawaiian shirt collection

[ticklishvagina]

Y'all should go watch 'Bully' it's a great documentary, it's honest and real and really important to fill you minf with for a little while

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Brave Art: The Bully Project Mural Grows

More and more artists from around the world are contributing their work to the Bully Project Mural and taking a stand against bullying.

Learn more about how the Bully Project Mural is growing—as well as how you can contribute your artwork—in this Inspire feature.

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The Bully Project Mural

The Bully Project Mural is an interactive mosaic project in which 16 artists from around the globe worked independently to create a unified piece of art about bullying. 

Adobe is partnering with Lee Hirsch, the director of the documentary "Bully," to spread the word about the anti-bullying movement. The Adobe Studio creative team assembled the individual pieces and unveiled them at the MAX event in Los Angeles in October 2014. 

Now Adobe hopes to build up a catalog of images that highlight the impact of bullying—and you can contribute yours. 

To learn how to contribute and to see the interactive mural, visit TheBullyProjectMural.com. 

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Bully (Movie) 7.7/10

This is the documentary, not the Larry Clarke film of the same name. This film was not ground-breaking. It was the kind of thing they might play on a 15 minute segment of "60 Minutes" or "Today Tonight". Pretty much a bunch of people who have been victimized by bullying. The kids, the families, and just about everybody else. We know that the schools can't really do much, and we know that the problem exists. They kind of just pointed the finger without offering much of a solution. They ended up having a bit of a message about how "the other kids should stick up for the kid getting bullied" but that shit is not really easy at the time. Most people are afraid, so they are more glad it isn't happening to them. "Better it happens to them and not me" sort of attitude. Anyway, the film was nice and it was filmed quite "artsy" but it is just sort of depressing and not really unique. 7.7/10

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Sitting in one of my old class rooms at my old high school where I experienced bullying....

With the entire current teaching staff.

Hoping for small changes toward a better world.