Movie spotlight
It Gets Better
Through an incident at school, the single mother Anne (Ursula Strauss) finds out that her son Ben (Marlon Heidel) has become a victim of cyberbullying. While she tries to fight for her son's rights, the unbelievable happens.
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Plot Summary
This short documentary features a collection of individuals sharing personal stories and messages of hope and resilience for LGBTQ+ youth facing adversity. It compiles powerful testimonials from diverse backgrounds, offering solace and encouragement. The film aims to convey that challenges are temporary and a brighter future is achievable.
Critical Reception
As a short documentary compiled from user-submitted videos and a specific project, "It Gets Better" doesn't typically receive traditional film reviews. Its reception is more tied to the impact and reach of the broader "It Gets Better Project," which has been widely praised for its positive influence on LGBTQ+ youth.
What Reviewers Say
Provides a vital message of hope and solidarity.
Highlights the importance of community support for vulnerable youth.
Offers personal narratives that are both moving and inspiring.
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Fun Fact
The 'It Gets Better Project' was founded in 2010 by former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and columnist Dan Savage in response to a number of documented suicides among adolescents who were purportedly bullied for being gay or transgender.
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