“The Invite” Will Make You Stress Eat
The Invite is witty, dramatic, funny, and probably the best comedy released this year so far.
Why They Gotta Do Me Like That? (2006)
"Why They Gotta Do Me Like That? The Empowered Fe Fes Take On Bullying" was produced in a workshop with the junior group of the Empowered Fe Fes. In this film, 13 young women with disabilities explore school-based bullying by interviewing people on why bullying happens and how they respond, then acting out common experiences with new solutions. The Empowered Fe Fes demand viewers to consider bullying as a serious issue of discrimination, letting us know that we can work together to both understand the stop the problem.
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"Why They Gotta Do Me Like That? The Empowered Fe Fes Take On Bullying" was produced in a workshop with the junior group of the Empowered Fe Fes. In this film, 13 young women with disabilities explore school-based bullying by interviewing people on why bullying happens and how they respond, then acting out common experiences with new solutions. The Empowered Fe Fes demand viewers to consider bullying as a serious issue of discrimination, letting us know that we can work together to both understand the stop the problem.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:1/1/2006
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Beyondmedia Education
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