When We Were Bullies Trailer — HBO‘s When We Were Bullies (2022) short film trailer has been released. The When We Were Bullies trailer stars Mark Athitakis, Ruth Bromberg, Wendy Newman, Jay Rosenblatt, and Richard J. Silberg. Crew Jay Rosenblatt directed When We Were Bullies. Jay Rosenblatt wrote the screenplay for When We Were Bullies. [...]
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- 3/23/2022
- by Rollo Tomasi
- Film-Book
HBO Documentary Films has released the poster (see below) and trailer (see above) for the Academy Award®-nominated documentary short, When We Were Bullies, from longtime HBO collaborator Jay Rosenblatt.
When We Were Bullies begins with a mind boggling coincidence from 25 years ago, which ultimately leads filmmaker Jay Rosenblatt to track down his fifth grade class to see what they remember from a bullying incident that occurred 50 years ago. Weaving together a collage of archival material, found footage, stop-motion animation and interviews with classmates and a teacher from the time, the film is a highly personal look back at a Brooklyn schoolyard incident that had been obscured by the elusive nature of memory but had resonated for decades. In a playful yet poignant reflection, Rosenblatt begins to understand his complicity, his sense of shame and the shared nature of such incidents and their aftermath.
About The Film Genre: Documentary, Short Cast: Mark Athitakis,...
When We Were Bullies begins with a mind boggling coincidence from 25 years ago, which ultimately leads filmmaker Jay Rosenblatt to track down his fifth grade class to see what they remember from a bullying incident that occurred 50 years ago. Weaving together a collage of archival material, found footage, stop-motion animation and interviews with classmates and a teacher from the time, the film is a highly personal look back at a Brooklyn schoolyard incident that had been obscured by the elusive nature of memory but had resonated for decades. In a playful yet poignant reflection, Rosenblatt begins to understand his complicity, his sense of shame and the shared nature of such incidents and their aftermath.
About The Film Genre: Documentary, Short Cast: Mark Athitakis,...
- 3/22/2022
- by Editor
- CinemaNerdz
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