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Marco L @decatur555 Dec 22 This grounded drama tackles bullying from a quiet, unsettling angle, avoiding easy melodrama or clear heroes. The story focuses not only on visible abuse, but also on the damage caused by silence, denial, and looking the other way. David Verdaguer delivers a restrained, believable performance as a teacher overwhelmed by doubt rather than certainty. The young cast feels remarkably natural, giving the film a strong sense of authenticity. It never lectures or offers neat solutions, choosing instead to leave the viewer with discomfort and reflection. Not flawless, but honest, relevant, and necessary — especially as a mirror for schools and classrooms. See more Read all reviews

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