Amis que vent emporte

A boy is witness to the bullying against his friend. Sensitive, imitating his mates, looking for forgivness and to do the fair things to fix a presumed mistake, Theo, interpreted by Markus Zrinscak offers a beaiutiful performance, well nuanced, realistic, delicate crafted In same measure, a well performance is the work of. Andrea Maggiulli, reminding in his portrait of Alexandre the feelings of bulyiend boy , so different by other, under pressure of father and the cruelty of one mate, lonely, rejecting the nice gestures of a friend for a mixture of fear, frustrations and deep loneliness, lost of trust and prudence.

The high realism of this short film represents its basic virtue, near fine acting.

Bullying has always existed and will always do, unfortunately: in schools, prisons, military camps, factories, in any place where people work or simply live together. The true and ugly face of the human kind. It is disgusting, disturbing, unbearable. Especially kids, who are not always aware of the harm they make to others. The bullied will be traumatized for the rest of their lives. This story is so close to reality that it is actually reality, it happens thousands of times every day, with often tragic results. Everyone should watch this short film. But there has been many stories speaking of this. A forever modern issue....