Audrie & Daisy

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Audrie & Daisy

2016

1h 30m

Documentary

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In two towns on different sides of America, two teenage girls pass out while intoxicated at high school parties and, while unconscious, both are sexually assaulted by boys they call friends. In the aftermath, the girls each endure online harassment, both attempt suicide, and tragically, one dies. The film explores this new public square of shame from the perspective of the teenagers and their families -- including the boys involved in the assaults and the girls willing to speak out publicly.

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Kate Erbland

indieWire

There's more than enough story to tell here, maybe too much for just one film, no matter how well-meaning it may be.

Rated: C-

Jan 2, 2017

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Sheila O'Malley

RogerEbert.com

Audrie & Daisy is a stark portrait of a problem which is not in any way local, aberrant, or random. The problem is systemic.

Rated: 3/4

Sep 23, 2016

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Noel Murray

AV Club

What the documentary does well ... is critique a culture that allows young men to disregard other people's humanity.

Rated: B

Sep 22, 2016

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Derek Deskins

Edge Media Network

Cohen and Shenk refuse to allow the audience to sit in ignorance, not only revealing the horrid heart of a backwards societal view of rape but allowing that idiocy to speak for itself.

Rated: 3.5/5

Dec 7, 2018

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Di Golding

Dear Cast and Crew

This isn't just a doc that should be shown in schools, it should be required viewing for anyone with a pulse who lives in the 21st Century.

Rated: 4.5/5

Dec 7, 2018

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Glenn Dunks

The Film Experience

Audrie & Daisy is ultimately an extremely affecting film that does a better job of examining rape culture than Kirby Dick's The Hunting Ground from last year.

Rated: B+

Oct 5, 2016

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very good documentary piece; it's absolutely heartbreaking. luckily i have never been in this situation but it makes me scared to be a mother someday. i was absolutely appalled by the sheriff, amongst others. including the boys that were interviewed.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars

01/20/23

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anthony b

Daisy Coleman is the embodiment of everything beautiful in this world. A warrior for change/justice, an advocate for victims, musician, artist, actor, survivor. This story should be shown and watched by everyone. It is an unflinching/heartwrenching documentary about bullying and rape. How it affects the victims of such actions and how the justice system/community fail victims of these horrible acts. Survivors of these acts, deserve better from us. This film also shows conversations need to be had about consent, advocacy for victims, and the end of stigmatizing victims. All while opening dialogue on how to stand up against the perpetrators to end such crimes. #ForDaisy #ForAudrie

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

03/31/23

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heather l

This series is tragic and highlights the incompetence of both law enforcement and the justice system in the United States/ California and Missouri. How a states attorney did not review and take over this case is just outrageous. Emotionally this series outlines the tragic consequences of the families of these girls the impact of one girl Audrie whom commits suicide 9 days after she is raped and Daisy who committed suicide 22 days ago and whom not only suffered her father's death but her brothers death in 2018. The parents of these children are hero's particularly Daisy's mother her house was burn'd down and she looses her job. Audrie's parents sued the boys whom raped their daughter and this film was documented. This film should be shown to every grade nine boy and girl in North America clearly boys are not being taught integrity empathy and respect and honesty.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

03/31/23

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Audience Member

Este documental nos muestra la dura realidad que muchas adolescentes sufren en el mundo actual.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars

01/16/23

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Audience Member

Devastatingly sad and very well done. I must watch for every human being. And also the psychos out there

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

02/13/23

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steve j

How could anyone not give this movie 5 stars? It's a real problem in many societies and how bullying, rape, and sexual assault can ruin kids' lives. IMO, this is essential...and every young person should be required to watch it. Also, not really a focus of the movie: the dangers of alcohol.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

03/31/23

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Synopsis

In two towns on different sides of America, two teenage girls pass out while intoxicated at high school parties and, while unconscious, both are sexually assaulted by boys they call friends. In the aftermath, the girls each endure online harassment, both attempt suicide, and tragically, one dies. The film explores this new public square of shame from the perspective of the teenagers and their families -- including the boys involved in the assaults and the girls willing to speak out publicly.

Director: Bonni Cohen, Jon Shenk
Producer: Richard Berge, Jon Shenk, Sara Dosa, Bonni Cohen
Production Co: Netflix, Actual Films
Genre: Documentary
Original Language: English
Release Date (Streaming): Dec 7, 2016
Runtime: 1h 30m

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