![]() This movie reminded me of that, and it felt good watching it. But people often need to be taken by the hand, to be shown alternative ways of behaving, so they can strive after such behavior. In that sense the movie is optimistically showing an ideal. This movie shows even "stupid" people like me that there is a way out and people can manage to act differently. Courage is what I was missing at these days, and I regretted it. But with hindsight, I felt actually bad, knowing that even the slightest participation in such things is bad. At those moments, we felt stronger, I guess. Back at my school days, it did happen that I was in groups bullying minorities. I do know that - not really from the bullied but from the bully side. The reasons for that are manyfold, but often boil down to something superficial. Over years, they may get permanently threatened, often with no or very few external help. ![]() All too often, those people are left alone and stuck in their situation. Here, I'm especially referring to people that got bullied at school. It does not have to be realistic, because it is (of course) a fictional movie and showing something most people will not have experienced in their lives. In my opinion this movie is not necessarily realistic (yet) but optimistic. what if it shows us an ideal to strive after?. ![]() I was thinking about the following questions: Having read other reviews that criticize that this movie is not realistic, I felt the urge to write my very first review here.
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