Bully (2001): A Vision of Doomed Youth (Film Analysis) @HarryNott
Bully (2001): A Vision of Doomed Youth (Film Analysis)  @HarryNott
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Disclaimer - 00:00
Intro - 00:40
Synopsis - 02:34
Analysis - 12:57
Conclusion - 30:45
Outro - 33:56

A close look at Bully, Larry Clark's 2001 crime drama starring Brad Renfro, Rachel Miner & Nick Stahl. Based on true events, the film is a powerful character study and dramatisation of the real life murder of Bobby Kent by several people, including his best friend.

References:
Robert Niemi, "History in the Media: Film and Television" (2006)
Roger Ebert, "Review - Bully" rogerebert.com/reviews/bully-2001 (2001)
bell hooks, "Cultural Criticism & Transformation" (1997)
Keven Skinner, "Larry Clark’s Bully (2001) is The Most Powerful Anti-Bullying Film Ever Made" (2016)

Songs used:
Fatboy Slim - Song for Shelter
Shiro Sagisu - Jesu, Bleibet Meine Freude
Shiro Sagisu - Those women longed for the touch of others' lips, and thus invited their kisses (Fly Me To The Moon)
Shiro Sagisu - Crime of Innocence
Akira Yamaoka - Ordinary Vanity
Ulver - Eos

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