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Cyber Bully 

We're entertained by viral videos depicting people behaving badly in public, but does anyone ever wonder what happens to the people in the video when the camera stops filming? In Cyber Bully, a secondary school student makes a very public mistake and becomes the target of a demeaning campaign by an internet community. However, the fellow student who exposed the video's star also becomes a victim of bullying in school himself. After watching this dark schoolyard drama, you may think twice before using your cell phone's camera function again.
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We're entertained by viral videos depicting people behaving badly in public, but does anyone ever wonder what happens to the people in the video when the camera stops filming? In Cyber Bully, a secondary school student makes a very public mistake and becomes the target of a demeaning campaign by an internet community. However, the fellow student who exposed the video's star also becomes a victim of bullying in school himself. After watching this dark schoolyard drama, you may think twice before using your cell phone's camera function again.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Lee Cheuk-Pan
Written By:Lee Cheuk-Pan, Lit Ka-wang, Bobby Sho Yue-Hung
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Fresh Wave, Hong Kong Arts Development Council

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