This film takes on insight into the life of a bullied person. It is a film made to make people aware of the effects of bulling and show how people’s actions affect other people both physically and emotionally.
At just the age of fifteen Amy Smith finds herself facing one of the most toughest questions. After moving to a new town Amy instantly doesn't fit in and finds herself meeting with the school bullies. Day after day after suffers countless amounts of name calling, little tricks being played on her and her securities being laughed at. One day when things get too much for Amy, when she really needs someone to talk to, she comes home to an empty house. No father. No nothing. This is when she realises that there is not much left for her, that she can't truly carry on with things the way they are. No one should have to face these problems, especially on their own. Standing there against the tree Amy starts having several flashbacks.
- walking home from school, one bully catches up with her and threatens her.
- sat in class on her own and all the other pupils are name calling and throwing stuff at her (chewing gum in her hair, pens, etc)
- she gets pushed over at school.
- she is self-harming and her dad doesn't even pay attention as he is too busy with work.
- people are stopping people like James from talking to her and convincing him not to.
- people constantly giggle and whisper as she is walking past and make her feel intimidated.
We have chosen to make our film a fifteen. This is because it is going hold some violence however it won't concentrate on pain and suffering and also hold some strong language. Also due to the film being around suicide the film cannot be lower than a fifteen.
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